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L1[00:25:53] <gamax92> jeez ... I was gonna look at Solra's cpu core to see if I'm doing a couple of instructions right
L2[00:25:55] <gamax92> https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SolraBizna/j6502/master/src/name/bizna/j6502/W65C02.java
L3[00:26:05] <gamax92> hello vomit
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L7[00:38:33] <gamax92> anyway, I should have a 65C02 core for thistle now
L8[00:48:23] <viomi> Nice, gamax92
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L11[01:10:29] <viomi> Well, just switched from openbox to bspwm.
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L13[01:29:07] <Izaya> I want to make a comment
L14[01:29:17] <Izaya> but I don't want to piss off vifino too much
L15[01:29:27] <viomi> Oh?
L16[01:29:36] <viomi> About tile wms, Izaya?
L17[01:29:55] <Izaya> nothing wrong with tiling
L18[01:33:58] <viomi> :o
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L36[03:07:57] <Forecaster> %stab string comparions in Java
L37[03:08:01] * MichiBot hits string comparions in Java with a duck with sunglasses and a newspaper. doing [11] damage, the duck with sunglasses and a newspaper. sinks into quicksand.
L38[03:21:58] <Forecaster> yeah, wrote that bit before that other bit with !=/== was revealed to not work
L39[03:30:01] <GreaseMonkey> at least java's consistent in the regard of objects and references having to be the same
L40[03:30:08] <GreaseMonkey> for equality to work
L41[03:30:13] <GreaseMonkey> wait actually on second thoughts maybe not
L42[03:30:29] <GreaseMonkey> ...ok i suspect it is consistent here
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L56[04:57:54] * Saphire sighs
L57[04:58:39] <viomi> %pet Saphire
L58[04:58:43] * MichiBot brushes Saphire with Moody sandwhiches. Saphire recovers 4 health!
L59[04:59:08] <Saphire> A* can be used to find the "minimal" route on a grid, where every cell has value for it?
L60[04:59:19] <Saphire> *can A* be..
L61[04:59:45] <viomi> Don't know, sorry Saphire... I don't touch java very often.
L62[05:00:06] <Saphire> ...that's not a fucking Java, but plain algorithms
L63[05:00:37] <viomi> Then I dunno what you're referring to :x
L64[05:03:38] <viomi> I used to be alright with algorithms but not anymore.
L65[05:03:52] <Saphire> basically i have a grid of known size
L66[05:04:05] <Saphire> every cell of grid has a value attached to it
L67[05:04:35] <Saphire> and i have to find the path with minimal total value from left top to right bottom corners
L68[05:06:58] <viomi> It sounds like you need a recursive binary tree..? So it can find which path of nodes is the lowest
L69[05:07:51] <viomi> Though, not sure if that'd miss a possibly lower path if said path starts with a bigger number ...
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L72[05:12:35] <viomi> Vexatos, you know much about algorithms?
L73[05:14:10] <Vexatos> depends on the algorithm ._.
L74[05:16:51] <Forecaster> Vexatos probably knows all of the algorithms
L75[05:17:02] <Saphire> best/minimal route on a grid with cells assigned a value?
L76[05:17:08] <Vexatos> Does AlgorithmX2 count?
L77[05:17:21] * Saphire raises eyeridge
L78[05:17:32] <Vexatos> literally every pathfinding algorithm ever?
L79[05:18:10] <Saphire> Hm..
L80[05:29:02] <vifino> viomi: bspwm? I'd suggest 2bwm instead. I know the guy who maintaines it.
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L82[05:48:26] <viomi> vifino, that looks really interesting. I might try it out in the near future, though I -just- set up bspwm so maybe not right this second :b
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L84[05:50:34] <Inari> %inv add some omni-gel
L85[05:50:38] <MichiBot> Inari: Added 'some omni-gel' to inventory. This seems very sturdy.
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L87[05:53:03] <viomi> o/ morning Inari
L88[05:53:08] <Inari> o/
L89[05:53:48] <Inari> %pet viomi
L90[05:53:48] * MichiBot pets viomi with a love letter. viomi recovers 5 health!
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L92[05:57:10] <viomi> ouo
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L94[06:04:12] <Inari> %inv add a pack of dried tentacles - "just add water"
L95[06:04:16] <MichiBot> Inari: Added 'a pack of dried tentacles - "just add water"' to inventory. This seems rather fragile...
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L97[06:08:43] <g> Inari, people are saying that the writing in andromeda is kinda meh in the first 10 hours but it picks up
L98[06:08:48] <g> so if you already liked the writing..
L99[06:08:49] <g> :P
L100[06:08:52] <viomi> >the first 10 hours
L101[06:08:57] <viomi> How long is this game?
L102[06:09:05] <g> mass effect games tend to be pretty big
L103[06:09:24] <viomi> Well yeah, though I guess I don't know exactly how big because I never finished 3
L104[06:09:27] <viomi> and 3 was the only one I played
L105[06:09:49] <g> 3 is massive if you do everything
L106[06:09:57] <viomi> I remember enjoying that it was one of the few singleplayer adventures that let me customize my character
L107[06:09:58] <g> which you probably will want to
L108[06:10:04] <viomi> and also be a lesbian
L109[06:10:06] <viomi> good game, 10/10
L110[06:10:09] <g> Haha
L111[06:10:11] <g> unfortunately
L112[06:10:15] <g> ME3's multiplayer was.. not great
L113[06:10:24] <viomi> I didn't know it even had multiplayer
L114[06:10:25] <g> and it was mandatory if you wanted the best ending
L115[06:10:32] <g> yeah, it was like wave-based coop
L116[06:10:38] <g> playing it raised your "galactic readiness" number
L117[06:10:42] <viomi> Eek.
L118[06:10:44] <g> which affected the ending you got
L119[06:10:57] <g> the multiplayer in andromeda is also wave-based coop but it's a lot better
L120[06:11:19] <viomi> If it's not coop campaign then I'll wait for a sale :b
L121[06:11:33] <g> Wouldn't make sense story-wise honestly
L122[06:11:48] <viomi> Well yes, because they made it that way.. :u
L123[06:11:55] <Inari> g: I didn't dislike it. It seemed to have a lighter tone than the originla trilogy but its nice
L124[06:11:55] <g> haha
L125[06:12:07] <g> Inari, I don't mind it either really but it's definitely not up to par
L126[06:12:18] <viomi> I mostly want to play for the alien girl
L127[06:12:20] <g> but there are very few games with writing as good as that trilogy
L128[06:12:22] <viomi> :l
L129[06:12:30] <Inari> Andromeda MP i snice so far, and doesn't seem too tied into SP
L130[06:12:54] <Inari> g: I don't have high standards :D
L131[06:13:00] <g> kind of my point lol
L132[06:13:02] <Inari> And Asimov writing ismuch better
L133[06:13:03] <Inari> \o/
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L135[06:13:29] <Inari> Should ressurect Asimov and have him write a game tbh
L136[06:14:58] <Inari> I still want a nice survival/tech/buildup game :|
L137[06:15:03] <Ashindigo_> %inv add resurrection stone
L138[06:15:07] <MichiBot> Ashindigo_: Added 'resurrection stone' to inventory. I could get some good swings in with this.
L139[06:15:30] <Inari> %inv list
L140[06:15:34] <MichiBot> Inari: Here's my inventory: http://michibot.pc-logix.com/inventory
L141[06:15:50] <Inari> %inv add Element Zero
L142[06:15:50] <MichiBot> Inari: Added 'Element Zero' to inventory. I could get some good swings in with this.
L143[06:16:07] <g> Inari, a survival/tech/buildup game?
L144[06:16:56] <Inari> Like survival as in, you need food, there are hazardous weather/climate things and such. Tech/buildup as in, there should be eventually technology to deal wiht those kinda things but ideally you'd build your way up to that :P
L145[06:17:09] <g> Eco, maybe?
L146[06:17:16] <g> It's not quite at that level yet though
L147[06:17:25] <Ashindigo_> Oxygen not included?
L148[06:17:28] <Inari> Something like techmodded MC but with proper weather conditions/hazards and a good techtree
L149[06:17:38] <g> Eco is like
L150[06:17:43] <Ashindigo_> Its in early beta but it could be what your looking for
L151[06:17:50] <g> It's kinda minecraft-like but it's got a fully simulated environment
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L153[06:18:06] <Mettaton_Fab> %inv add many cassette tapes
L154[06:18:10] <MichiBot> Mettaton_Fab: Added 'many cassette tapes' to inventory. This seems very sturdy.
L155[06:18:12] <g> The point is that you have to avert a disaster that's going to destroy the planet after x days and you need to do it without making it impossible to live there
L156[06:18:25] <g> so it simulates pollution, wildlife, etc
L157[06:18:34] <g> but it's in early access
L158[06:18:45] <Inari> g: Been looking at it for a while. Heard of an odd change they made though that I dislike the philosophy of :P
L159[06:18:53] <g> What change? :P
L160[06:18:54] <Inari> From learning sills by doing to leranign skils by eating specifi cfood
L161[06:19:05] <g> Huh, I never heard of that
L162[06:19:10] <g> and I read the changelogs
L163[06:19:15] <Inari> Not sure
L164[06:19:17] <g> I'm a backer so they get emailed to me
L165[06:19:20] <Inari> Just read about it on the steam forums
L166[06:21:52] <Forecaster> ONI is interesting, but incomplete
L167[06:22:08] <Forecaster> I'll love to play it when it's done
L168[06:22:16] <Inari> Same, I'll play it when its done
L169[06:22:19] <Inari> Its not quite what I seek though
L170[06:22:25] <Inari> I want something where I control my own character
L171[06:28:34] <Inari> I mostly like survival stuff. But when theres no long-term tech or such its alawys like.. well I'll have to keep scavenging and doing everything all the time, no matter how long I play it, I'd like a sense of progress. Automating things so I can move on to greater things to do
L172[06:28:51] <Inari> But I also want the atuomation to take skill and be interesting, not just "click this button" and be done :P
L173[06:28:57] <g> Fortresscraft is a kind of eh way of doing it
L174[06:29:01] <g> it works well enough but it's kinda grindy
L175[06:29:20] <g> your ship gets wrecked on a planet and you're trying to leave
L176[06:29:29] <g> so you have to build up your tech from your base thing
L177[06:29:35] <Inari> Fortresscraft starts too late I think, and its too floaty in controls, with werid graphics
L178[06:29:47] <Inari> Too late as in, you're already pretty hightech
L179[06:29:53] <g> hmm, I guess
L180[06:30:14] <Inari> Also has no farming or the like :D
L181[06:33:25] <Inari> I think my ideal game isn't quite possible with current computers though xD
L182[06:34:18] <Inari> I guess early atuomation could be NPCs. So you found villages and such. Since you need some way to not have to do everythign yourself. And machines are pretty hightech
L183[06:38:05] * Saphire groans
L184[06:38:12] <Saphire> So, trying up solve a task
L185[06:38:14] <Inari> Stop sounding so lewd
L186[06:38:38] <Saphire> When i use numbers... I solve it fine.
L187[06:38:59] <Saphire> But when I start simplifying it into a single equation..
L188[06:39:06] <Inari> "trying up solve a task" What
L189[06:39:08] <Saphire> It becomes a WTF
L190[06:39:12] <Saphire> *to
L191[06:39:18] <Inari> What task
L192[06:39:19] <Inari> :|
L193[06:39:31] <Saphire> Uh.. math task? Bleh, forgot the word
L194[06:39:36] <Inari> Yeah but
L195[06:39:38] <Inari> What specifically
L196[06:39:39] <Inari> :P
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L198[06:42:27] <Saphire> Uh..
L199[06:43:05] <Saphire> Counting an amount of nodes in binary tree with specific amount of nodes
L200[06:43:13] <Saphire> *of end nodes
L201[06:43:24] <Inari> So an algorithm?
L202[06:43:38] <Saphire> Uh, you only know the amount of end nodes
L203[06:43:55] <Inari> Oh right
L204[06:43:59] <Inari> I guess you can calcualte using that
L205[06:43:59] <Inari> :P
L206[06:44:14] <Saphire> And that it is "wide" tree, where every layer is filled up first before the following
L207[06:44:23] <Inari> So like
L208[06:44:26] <Inari> 2 end nodes implies 3 nodes
L209[06:44:52] <Saphire> Yup
L210[06:45:07] <Saphire> 3 ends = 5 nodes
L211[06:45:20] <Saphire> 4 ends = 7 nodes
L212[06:45:29] <Inari> Hrm
L213[06:45:45] <Inari> But what if you have like
L214[06:45:58] <Saphire> 5 ends = 9 nodes..
L215[06:46:01] <Saphire> Wait
L216[06:46:14] <Saphire> Is it actually 2x - 1? O.o
L217[06:46:17] <Saphire> Hmmm
L218[06:47:11] <Inari> http://pastebin.com/cYCqNWbF isn't that two end nodes? xD Or three or is it not allowed to only attach tto one side :P
L219[06:47:29] <Saphire> It's busy tree
L220[06:47:40] <Saphire> 8 binary
L221[06:47:49] <Saphire> Gah..
L222[06:48:22] * Saphire squints
L223[06:48:45] <Saphire> How do I check if I have correct solution even? o.O
L224[06:48:55] <Inari> Write a program
L225[06:48:55] <Inari> :P
L226[06:48:59] <Inari> Or like
L227[06:49:01] <Saphire> But.. uh
L228[06:49:02] <Inari> use mathematical proof
L229[06:49:16] <Saphire> I kinda got one? Hmm
L230[06:49:34] <Inari> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mathematical_induction
L231[06:51:15] <Saphire> ...It seems that it is "N=2x-1", where x is amount of ends and N is total amount of nodes
L232[06:51:30] <Saphire> Please tell me that I'm not correct in that one ._.
L233[06:53:07] <Inari> Makes sense, no?
L234[06:53:19] <Inari> Each layer you add, you add twice the amount of previous nodes present
L235[06:53:26] <Inari> so 2*x
L236[06:53:35] <Inari> first layer -> 1 node, so -1
L237[06:53:51] <Inari> second layer -> you add two nodes
L238[06:53:59] <Inari> third layer-> you add four nodes
L239[06:57:27] <Saphire> It's too simple x.x
L240[06:57:44] <Inari> Heh
L241[07:01:23] <Inari> "The number of nodes {\displaystyle n} n in a full binary tree[...]"
L242[07:01:28] <Inari> "The number of leaf nodes {\displaystyle l} l in a perfect binary tree, is {\displaystyle l=(n+1)/2} l=(n+1)/2"
L243[07:02:06] <Saphire> Aaaand it's correct
L244[07:02:06] <Inari> l=(n+1)/2 -> l*2 = n+1 l*2-1 = n... so there you have your 2x-1
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L247[07:25:24] <Inari> %inv add the binary tree of love
L248[07:25:28] <MichiBot> Inari: Added 'the binary tree of love' to inventory. This seems rather fragile...
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L250[07:48:25] * viomi yaaawns.
L251[07:48:59] * Inari bottles viomi's yawn and puts it into her collection
L252[07:49:58] <viomi> :o
L253[07:50:18] <viomi> Hey, you better pay for that! Yawns don't grow on trees you know.
L254[07:50:26] <viomi> %inv add yawns that grow on trees
L255[07:50:30] <MichiBot> viomi: Added 'yawns that grow on trees' to inventory. This seems rather fragile...
L256[07:50:43] * Ashindigo_ sprinkles coins onto viomi's head
L257[07:50:58] <viomi> :v
L258[07:54:08] <Forecaster> %juggle
L259[07:54:12] * MichiBot juggles with item tetris, MichiBot's cold, dead heart. & Uninstall
L260[07:54:13] * MichiBot drops item tetris which takes 2 damage
L261[07:54:14] * MichiBot drops Uninstall which takes 3 damage, Uninstall suddenly ceases to be.
L262[07:54:15] <MichiBot> Not again...
L263[07:54:31] <Ashindigo_> great now we cant uninstall michibot
L264[07:54:47] * viomi gasps.
L265[07:54:52] <viomi> Why would we ever want to uninstall her? ;;
L266[07:56:20] * Ashindigo_ runs
L267[07:57:20] <Forecaster> %stab Ashindigo_
L268[07:57:20] * MichiBot shivs Ashindigo_ with ⸘Interrobang‽ doing [2] damage
L269[07:58:14] * Ashindigo_ dies
L270[07:59:04] <Forecaster> are you a wizard or something? :P
L271[08:03:58] <Ashindigo_> Maybe?
L272[08:04:46] <Forecaster> cause you only had 2 hitpoints apparently :P
L273[08:05:22] <Ashindigo_> I didn't heal myself after taking previous damage :|
L274[08:05:40] * Ashindigo_ grabs some food for hp
L275[08:06:22] <Inari> %pet Ashindigo_
L276[08:06:25] * MichiBot pets Ashindigo_ with 12th plane of suffering. Ashindigo_ recovers 4 health!
L277[08:06:54] <Inari> You a masochist or so
L278[08:07:06] <Forecaster> %inv count
L279[08:07:10] <MichiBot> The inventory contains 139 items.
L280[08:08:00] * Ashindigo_ questions how pain healed him
L281[08:08:59] <vifino> rawr
L282[08:10:02] <Ashindigo_> %pet vifino
L283[08:10:07] * MichiBot pets vifino with Penguin floppy disk. vifino recovers 11 health!
L284[08:10:44] <Forecaster> ?search
L285[08:10:47] <vifino> ooo, penguin floppy disk.
L286[08:10:48] <Forecaster> oops
L287[08:10:53] <Forecaster> wrong channel >:
L288[08:20:22] <vifino> I'm upset my rust code works.
L289[08:20:42] <vifino> It's like the ultimate mocking from the rust compiler.
L290[08:21:44] <vifino> 'Oh, you did the same thing you did before, which I errored at? I'll let you have it. Just know that your code sux.'
L291[08:21:49] <vifino> - rustc, probably.
L292[08:25:21] * vifino shakes fists at viomi
L293[08:25:38] <vifino> s/ts/t/
L294[08:25:38] <MichiBot> <vifino> shakes fist at viomi
L295[08:25:53] <vifino> Rust hates me.
L296[08:26:07] <vifino> But somehow my code compiles.
L297[08:26:18] <vifino> I feel like I just beat a dragon.
L298[08:33:27] <viomi> Lol.
L299[08:33:34] <viomi> Does this make rust the dark souls of programming languages?
L300[08:34:35] * Saphire squints at vifino
L301[08:37:15] <vifino> viomi: Yes.
L302[08:37:40] <vifino> How do I even make a method to initialize a struct with a trait? :v
L303[08:37:53] <vifino> Trying to make a .new to initialize the vector in the struct and stuff.
L304[08:39:40] <vifino> oh, :: instead of .
L305[08:39:44] <vifino> neato.
L306[08:39:46] <viomi> beat me to it
L307[08:39:51] <viomi> Also you should check out http://devdocs.io/
L308[08:39:57] <viomi> it'll make learning things like rust easier :b
L309[08:40:38] <viomi> they've even got my favorite game engine on there, lua love~
L310[08:41:00] <vifino> Mebbe.
L311[08:43:20] <vifino> YAY, test works. :3
L312[08:43:28] <vifino> me iz gud.
L313[08:43:35] <viomi> nice
L314[08:44:40] <vifino> viomi: http://pb.i0i0.me/p/7wjiDl1n
L315[08:46:56] <viomi> Ah, rust code.
L316[08:46:58] <viomi> So disgusting to look at.
L317[08:48:00] <vifino> That's not how you should encurage me to learn more rust. :I
L318[08:48:16] <viomi> It's my favorite non-scripting language! lol
L319[08:49:25] <vifino> Option<T> is nice.
L320[08:49:41] <vifino> Many things I love from Erlang/Elixir in Rust.
L321[08:49:57] <vifino> Pattern matching is awesome.
L322[08:58:00] * Skye picks up Saphire
L323[08:58:08] * Skye places Saphire on Skye's head
L324[09:00:03] * Saphire chirps
L325[09:10:54] * AmandaC climbs up Skye's shirt, trying to get to the birb
L326[09:11:14] <viomi> lewd
L327[09:11:31] <Skye> meep
L328[09:11:40] <viomi> Oh wait, you didn't mean actually -up- their shirt. Probably. Unless you did.
L329[09:11:46] * viomi eyes AmandaC warily.
L330[09:12:11] <g> AmandaC is being a cat, I think, viomi
L331[09:12:12] <g> :P
L332[09:12:26] <viomi> g: Well I knew that much ;;
L333[09:12:48] <AmandaC> No comment further, but yes, g is correct
L334[09:13:07] <g> I mean unless the cat is gonna climb up Skye's skin
L335[09:13:07] <g> lol
L336[09:13:19] <vifino> ow.
L337[09:13:22] <g> yep
L338[09:13:34] <Skye> Q_Q
L339[09:14:03] <vifino> However, since cats are a fluid, it might just work.
L340[09:14:22] <g> haha
L341[09:14:52] <vifino> Related: http://cdn.webfail.com/upl/img/6a434b0b8d9/post2.jpg
L342[09:14:57] <vifino> Not quite related.
L343[09:15:02] <vifino> But it's cats, alright.
L344[09:15:44] <viomi> cats are always related.
L345[09:16:04] <AmandaC> You know, maybe my mind's just in a weird place from the dream I just woke up from, but that looks like one of those weird photos hetero couples make to announce a pregnency
L346[09:16:18] <viomi> lol?
L347[09:16:21] <g> wut
L348[09:16:30] <viomi> for some reason I know exactly what you mean, AmandaC
L349[09:16:45] <g> I've not heard of this stereotype before
L350[09:17:36] <vifino> ?_?
L351[09:17:47] <viomi> https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/62/ab/f6/62abf6531a7d3cf26accaf9fa3f56cd1.jpg
L352[09:18:25] <viomi> http://tipsaholic.com/wp-content/gallery/7-creative-ideas-for-a-pregnancy-announcement/tipsaholic-math-pregnancy-announement-in-the-corner.jpg
L353[09:18:33] <viomi> AmandaC, that's what you meant, right?
L354[09:18:41] <AmandaC> pretty much, yeah
L355[09:18:46] <g> I have never seen this before
L356[09:18:46] <g> lol
L357[09:19:28] <viomi> g: never had a pregnant friend who's ridiculously cliche about it?
L358[09:19:29] <Inari> "Oh you have split personalities now? congrats"
L359[09:19:37] <g> viomi, nope
L360[09:19:41] <viomi> Oh.
L361[09:19:43] <viomi> Well that's why :b
L362[09:19:52] <viomi> Inari: rood
L363[09:20:38] <Inari> "I know you've gained weight, but you don't need to count yourself as two peopl ebecause of that"
L364[09:20:41] <vifino> Lets hope Rust likes bitops.
L365[09:20:55] <vifino> Or rather, likes me using bitops.
L366[09:21:05] <g> "Oh hey, you got a parasite of your own? Congrats!"
L367[09:21:40] <g> afk
L368[09:23:54] <Mettaton_Fab> i want food
L369[09:24:06] <AmandaC> too bad, I eated it all
L370[09:25:42] <vifino> wat. rust doesn't wanna run my second test???
L371[09:25:54] <AmandaC> No test for you!
L372[09:26:08] <vifino> I guess.
L373[09:27:07] <vifino> oh, #[cfg(tests)] made it not use it
L374[09:27:28] <AmandaC> Rust feels like it wants to become compiled perl, to me
L375[09:27:43] <AmandaC> ( which is why I've not looked into it )
L376[09:27:55] <viomi> Uhh..
L377[09:28:16] <viomi> Rust is more like more-advanced and secure C/Go
L378[09:28:26] <viomi> Perl is like.. a scripting lang
L379[09:28:46] <AmandaC> Rust and perl are both stupid-complex and esoteric
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L381[09:29:08] <AmandaC> You don't need every keyword to be a function to make a language. simplicity is nice
L382[09:29:44] * AmandaC cuddles her large Go code base, tho
L383[09:30:02] <vifino> Go is good, me agrees.
L384[09:30:20] <AmandaC> Rust felt like complexity for complexity's sake.
L385[09:31:00] <AmandaC> anyway, I've no interest in starting another language war, so I'll just stop now.
L386[09:31:09] * AmandaC curls up against Inari's side, purring softly. <3
L387[09:31:19] <AmandaC> %choose BotW or try and code some today
L388[09:31:21] <MichiBot> AmandaC: try and code some today
L389[09:31:26] <AmandaC> :( Mean MichiBot
L390[09:31:33] <viomi> l o l
L391[09:31:54] <viomi> %choose propietary software war or language war
L392[09:31:54] <MichiBot> viomi: propietary software war
L393[09:32:06] <viomi> Damn, MichiBot, getting in with the ethics.
L394[09:32:38] <viomi> vifino: ! I didn't realize you were working on computech. Hype.
L395[09:32:42] <benny-> yay http://pasteall.org/pic/show.php?id=113926
L396[09:33:08] <benny-> http://pasteall.org/pic/show.php?id=113927 :p
L397[09:33:55] <vifino> viomi: Hmm?
L398[09:33:56] <viomi> At least I think it was computech.
L399[09:34:03] <viomi> The computer mod for minetest :b
L400[09:34:08] <vifino> Well, yes.
L401[09:34:23] <vifino> But I wasn't aware that there were anyone even using it.
L402[09:34:31] <vifino> Or even knowing about it.
L403[09:34:50] <viomi> I like minetest so I tend to keep an eye out for projects related to it :b
L404[09:35:22] <vifino> Did you ever use it?
L405[09:35:29] <vifino> Or see it?
L406[09:35:51] <viomi> Nope. I took a perusal through the code about a month ago but didn't go too deep.
L407[09:36:45] <vifino> It works, what else is there to say.
L408[09:36:54] <vifino> It also has fancy textures.
L409[09:37:18] <viomi> Hey
L410[09:37:18] <vifino> You can run BASIC and use it to control digilines.
L411[09:37:50] <viomi> what if I made a language called vLua and all it was was lua except with arrays starting at 0 and != instead of ~= and some other minor tweaks like that
L412[09:37:51] <viomi> :u
L413[09:38:26] <vifino> there is LUA already.
L414[09:38:26] <EnderBot2> Lua*
L415[09:38:28] <vifino> it does that.
L416[09:38:35] <vifino> LUA, not Lua.
L417[09:38:35] <EnderBot2> Lua*
L418[09:38:40] <viomi> Lol
L419[09:38:48] <AmandaC> L U A
L420[09:38:51] <viomi> I love that there's a bot to correct LUA to Lua even though LUA actually exists.
L421[09:38:51] <EnderBot2> It's Lua, not LUA. Name, not an acronym
L422[09:39:03] <Inari> Why does Michibot want Lua pointers
L423[09:39:26] <vifino> https://github.com/mniip/LUA
L424[09:39:26] <EnderBot2> It's Lua, not LUA. Name, not an acronym
L425[09:39:32] <vifino> Fuck you, EnderBot2.
L426[09:39:36] * vifino slaps EnderBot2
L427[09:39:37] * EnderBot2 feeds vifino to the lions
L428[09:39:45] <viomi> lol
L429[09:39:46] <AmandaC> RIP vifino
L430[09:39:58] <AmandaC> He died doing what he loves, losing wars against bots on IRC.
L431[09:39:59] <vifino> That's okay, they don't harm me.
L432[09:40:15] <vifino> Too skinny to be considered food.
L433[09:40:29] <viomi> wait
L434[09:40:30] <Mettaton_Fab> %inv add Waluigi
L435[09:40:34] <MichiBot> Mettaton_Fab: Added 'Waluigi' to inventory. I could get some good swings in with this.
L436[09:40:38] <viomi> vifino, the code is in all caps on that github
L437[09:40:43] <viomi> Do you have to code in all caps? :L
L438[09:40:50] <vifino> Of course.
L439[09:41:46] * AmandaC contemplates the meaning of the number 4
L440[09:43:12] <Izaya> 2*2, 2^2
L441[09:43:23] <Izaya> . . . .
L442[09:43:29] <Mettaton_Fab> 2+2
L443[09:43:30] <vifino> viomi: Am I rusting right? http://pb.i0i0.me/p/3rWlssBI
L444[09:43:31] <Izaya> food for thought
L445[09:43:58] <vifino> thought of food.
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L447[09:45:09] <Gavin> hello
L448[09:45:20] <AmandaC> Greetings Mortal. Are you ready for pie?
L449[09:45:45] <Gavin> PiE!
L450[09:45:57] <Gavin> Now I'm hungry.
L451[09:45:59] <Gavin> I blame you.
L452[09:46:03] <gamax92> ... oops
L453[09:46:10] <Gavin> ;D
L454[09:46:22] <gamax92> I left out all of the opcode descriptions
L455[09:46:48] <AmandaC> gamax92: were you able to see anything wrong with the IRQ handling? (Assuming you looked, if not that's fine and I'll continue poking from this side )\
L456[09:47:06] <Gavin> btw, does anyone happen to know why I can't craft the chunkloader upgrade in ftb infinity lite 1.10?
L457[09:47:46] <benny-> ftb likes to disable mod chunkloaders to force people to use the ftb chunkloading
L458[09:47:52] <gamax92> It looked okay from when I was going through that stuff but yet to test, made the core into a 65C02 core
L459[09:47:55] * Saphire rawr
L460[09:48:07] * gamax92 pets Saphire
L461[09:48:14] * Saphire murrrs
L462[09:48:43] <viomi> vifino: I'd say so.
L463[09:48:55] <vifino> \o/
L464[09:49:01] <AmandaC> Er.
L465[09:49:05] <Gavin> Ah, I looked in teh configs and couldn't find anything that looked like it was disabling it...
L466[09:50:10] <benny-> i guess they use minetweaker to disable it
L467[09:50:21] <benny-> so take a look on that config
L468[09:51:27] <Gavin> Ahhah, thanks
L469[09:52:07] <AmandaC> gamax92: I found it! irq and nmi are swapped. in the boot.s https://github.com/gamax92/Thistle/blob/master/src/main/java/com/loomcom/symon/Cpu.java#L52
L470[09:52:34] <AmandaC> er wait, no
L471[09:52:42] <AmandaC> It's def reading NMI
L472[09:55:11] <Gavin> yup, there it is
L473[09:59:38] <Izaya> duuuuuuuuuude
L474[09:59:43] <Izaya> this is impossible
L475[09:59:57] <Izaya> my Windows on my desktop has an uptime of 6 days 9 hours 20 minutes
L476[10:00:17] <AmandaC> gamax92: did you touch anything related to the RTC since the last jar you sent? I'm definately writing to $E05E and it seems to be causing an NMI instead of an IRQ
L477[10:02:09] <gamax92> Uhh, will look into it soon. On phone atm though.
L478[10:02:42] <AmandaC> sure, in the mean time I'll try writing to $E05F and see if that causes the IRQ on the version I have
L479[10:04:48] <AmandaC> nope, seems to also be causing an NMI
L480[10:07:13] <gamax92> What value are you writing to there?
L481[10:08:21] <AmandaC> $03
L482[10:08:57] <viomi> Izaya: only 6 days?
L483[10:09:01] <gamax92> :|
L484[10:09:14] <gamax92> Well yes that will cause an NMI
L485[10:09:16] <Izaya> viomi: I expect Windows to crash within 2
L486[10:09:36] <viomi> Well, that's a good expectation to have.
L487[10:09:45] <Izaya> 02:09:29 up 106 days, 10:30, 0 users, load average: 0.25, 0.09, 0.02 is nothing unexpected on my servers
L488[10:09:47] <gamax92> err ... ignore that, forgetting my own design.
L489[10:09:54] <Izaya> but Windows surviving a full 6 days is unheard of
L490[10:10:24] <Katie> I've had weeks of uptime on my desktop... and that's not unusual.
L491[10:10:45] <AmandaC> gamax92: It's causing an NMI weather I write to $E05E or $E05F, if the "Component Read $FFFA/B" message is accurage
L492[10:10:50] <Katie> Usually the only reason I reboot, is because I have to for some install
L493[10:10:59] <Izaya> You're literally a practitioner of dark magic though.
L494[10:11:48] <Katie> hey :( It's not dark...
L495[10:12:00] <Izaya> s/dark magic/deep magic/g
L496[10:12:00] <MichiBot> <Izaya> You're literally a practitioner of deep magic though.
L497[10:12:05] <Izaya> Happy?
L498[10:12:13] <Katie> A little.. :P
L499[10:12:43] <Izaya> The point is, between the ... interesting set of software, my unreliable hardware, and Windows being Windows, getting to 3 days is an achievement
L500[10:12:54] <Izaya> 6 is ridiculous for me
L501[10:13:22] <Izaya> (My hardware is unreliable because if I max-load both GPUs the power supply mildly overloads and the computer resets. Fun times)
L502[10:14:37] <vifino> add more power supplies
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L504[10:14:44] <S3> Hey guys
L505[10:15:09] <gamax92> Hey S3
L506[10:15:10] <S3> Good my phone connected to irccloud
L507[10:15:18] <S3> Got*
L508[10:15:21] <gamax92> No this is just a simulation
L509[10:16:21] <S3> Amanda: whschya doing?
L510[10:16:21] <gamax92> You're actually practically dead on a life support machine being feed a simulation of your life
L511[10:16:32] <S3> Wow typoes
L512[10:17:38] <S3> Amanda got super Mario bros working yet?
L513[10:17:44] <S3> Wtf
L514[10:17:54] <S3> Autocorrect is dumb
L515[10:18:17] <S3> It removed the c in amandac
L516[10:18:25] * AmandaC pings on both
L517[10:18:46] <Izaya> Tonight: vodka & orange
L518[10:19:25] <Izaya> probably not good on a sunday night
L519[10:19:40] <Izaya> fortunayely
L520[10:19:47] <Izaya> it's monday morning
L521[10:19:54] <Izaya> have a good day everyone
L522[10:20:00] <Izaya> or don't if you want
L523[10:20:10] <Izaya> I'll seeyas at some later point
L524[10:24:50] <S3> gamax92: what do you think about an ilegal opcide that sets the location of the stack on the 6502?
L525[10:25:12] <S3> so that you could write FORTH / C runtime libraries easier and run them more performantly.
L526[10:25:17] <gamax92> 65c816 has one, no?
L527[10:25:30] <S3> I haven't used the 816 much
L528[10:25:31] <gamax92> Put that in your opcodes
L529[10:25:41] <S3> sounds nice though
L530[10:25:50] <S3> because C suffers a lot on the 652
L531[10:25:52] <S3> 6502*
L532[10:27:26] <gamax92> A accumulator and B accumulator and C? Accumulator. Movable stack page and movable direct page, program bank and data bank registers, emulation and native modes, long addressing modes, configurable memory sizes
L533[10:27:34] *** cbcercas|AFK is now known as cbcercas
L534[10:30:04] <gamax92> wow it sounds so great until you learn the processor does not have a 24bit address bus but instead something that acts like a separate 8 + 16 bit bus with 16bit wraparounds and separate program/data fetch locations
L535[10:31:12] <Forecaster> https://imgur.com/gallery/LDWV1
L536[10:31:50] <S3> Yeah the 816 address bus is whack
L537[10:34:40] <AmandaC> gamax92: just downloaded the Thistle source and built a jar from master, still happens. just as a datapoint
L538[10:35:44] <S3> Poor pandas
L539[10:36:16] <S3> Hana why you break things
L540[10:36:28] <S3> Gamax*
L541[10:36:37] <S3> Damn auto correct
L542[10:37:04] <S3> Lol that's hilarious though. now AmandaC will call you Hana from now on
L543[10:38:25] <AmandaC> nah, I actually have some respect for gamax92. :P
L544[10:39:44] * Katie sets an auto replace for gamax92 -> Hana
L545[10:43:08] <gamax92> alright, on computer.
L546[10:44:02] <gamax92> need to finish the 65c02 though, left out two new instructions and ALL of the opcode descriptions
L547[10:44:03] <gamax92> oops
L548[10:44:47] <S3> AmandaC: aww, so mean :P
L549[10:52:49] <AmandaC> gamax92: either my loading of the addresses into the vector space is wrong, or IRQs are just broken
L550[10:52:59] <AmandaC> ( as well as NMIs )
L551[10:54:38] <AmandaC> Near as I can tell, my IRQ is never being jumped to, because the debug write to $E420 never happens
L552[10:54:49] <AmandaC> but I'm low on spoons today, so I'll leave you to it. :P
L553[11:06:22] *** cbcercas is now known as cbcercas|AFK
L554[11:07:56] <vifino> man, i really wanna do the rust thing without the stdlib for this library, but I can't fucking figure out how to allocate a byte array otherwise.
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L557[11:36:46] <payonel> o/
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L559[11:42:36] <vifino> \o
L560[11:45:21] <vifino> How's ocvm, payonel?
L561[11:46:10] <Gavin> has anyone implemented anything like tmux or screen?
L562[11:46:45] <Gavin> I want vim and tmux :D
L563[11:47:03] *** cbcercas|AFK is now known as cbcercas
L564[11:47:50] <vifino> vim isn't really happening.
L565[11:48:01] <vifino> Escape isn't passed through.
L566[11:48:10] <Gavin> yea, would have to use a different key
L567[11:48:39] <payonel> Gavin: i built the term library to support windowing, and mpmxyz built a multi-window application for it. but i believe (not certain) the multi-window work wasnt ready for the public
L568[11:48:54] <Gavin> Ah
L569[11:49:17] <gamax92> okay, put all the opcode descriptions back, and kept single instruction opcodes at the top
L570[11:49:20] <Gavin> I keep wanting to be editing a program and then have a lua interpreter up to 'test' things out in
L571[11:49:27] <payonel> it is a hard problem for openos to solve because i try to keep the memory load minimal -- and i also dont want to "promise" term api that's just going to keep changing when i try to optimize
L572[11:49:38] <Gavin> yea
L573[11:49:48] <Gavin> maybe I should just use two computers instead...
L574[11:50:09] <gamax92> alright time to test IRQs and NMIs
L575[11:50:13] <Gavin> my desire for vim is mostly that I keep typing vim movement keys into the edit app... lol
L576[11:51:01] <Gavin> I wonder if I could make a modification to the edit app that say I press ctrl+a, then I can type move keys, and then i goes back to the normal mode
L577[11:51:14] <Gavin> 'cause I'm too lazy to move my hand over to the arrow keys :P
L578[11:51:24] <payonel> vifino: the coloring issue you saw (i.e. no color in tmux) was due to my ansi code trying to use 24bit color sequences
L579[11:51:25] <gamax92> also I just noticed that BRK doesn't set the B flag ...
L580[11:51:36] <payonel> which is not standard and not supported in tmux (nor gnu screen)
L581[11:52:01] <vifino> boo.
L582[11:52:18] <payonel> vifino: so i worked out 256 color support (some of the code is inefficient, but it's a good starting point) to line up with oc colors (and found this awesome chart someone made: https://oc.cil.li/index.php?/topic/442-colors-what-determines-colors-i-code-vs-colors-i-get/ )
L583[11:52:28] <vifino> yay!
L584[11:52:32] <gamax92> yep, https://github.com/sethm/symon/pull/15
L585[11:52:36] <gamax92> need to pull this into Thistle as well
L586[11:53:56] <payonel> anyways, pull latest and colors should be good (mostly, there are a few that don't quite work, like 0xCCB6C0
L587[11:54:03] <payonel> )
L588[11:55:04] <viomi> I just set up my nvim :>
L589[11:57:17] <payonel> gamax92: how do map rgb to the oc 256 color map? (i.e. where is that logic in ocemu)
L590[12:01:46] <MajGenRelativity> Izaya, I know you're my friend :)
L591[12:04:48] <gamax92> payonel: ocemu's version of it is not known to be correct
L592[12:06:54] <gamax92> payonel: https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/blob/master-MC1.7.10/src/main/scala/li/cil/oc/util/PackedColor.scala#L117
L593[12:07:57] <payonel> gamax92: well it works really well
L594[12:08:14] <gamax92> but what if it's not correct?
L595[12:08:39] <gamax92> would you rather do the conversion yourself in a way that will be correct or take my potentially buggy code and have two buggy emulators?
L596[12:08:46] <payonel> for color i'm going for "good enough" to be honest. but thanks for the oc link, i'll review that
L597[12:08:53] <payonel> haha
L598[12:08:55] <payonel> i'll review oc
L599[12:21:32] <gamax92> payonel: that chart does seem like what I remember atleast, I did end up making my own before but not sure where it's ran off to
L600[12:31:24] <gamax92> ~w gpu
L601[12:31:24] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/component:gpu
L602[12:32:40] <gamax92> payonel: here's the not well optimized chart I made https://hastebin.com/isuqudeyax.txt
L603[12:33:17] <gamax92> it's more useful to me than that graph though cause it shows me when the color transitions occur
L604[12:35:30] <gamax92> payonel: https://hastebin.com/ewoyupuyak.txt and here's the optimized version of that char
L605[12:39:41] <gamax92> haha
L606[12:39:45] <gamax92> ocemu has correct color conversions
L607[12:41:47] <gamax92> comparison between palettes may not be correct but atleast the RGB 685 stuff is fine
L608[12:46:42] <gamax92> choosing between palette and rgb 685 also seems to be accurate in ocemu
L609[12:51:58] <gamax92> uhhh ... hmm
L610[12:52:06] <gamax92> AmandaC: yeah it's broken here
L611[12:52:26] <gamax92> "[Thistle] [Cpu] NMI interrupt!" wanted an IRQ
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L619[12:58:34] <gamax92> oh, oops
L620[13:00:04] <AmandaC> oops?
L621[13:00:10] <gamax92> AmandaC: should of occured to me that's what I did wrong when you said "Component Read $FFFA"
L622[13:00:25] <AmandaC> ah, heh
L623[13:00:39] <gamax92> yep fixed
L624[13:03:01] <gamax92> AmandaC: alright pushed fix
L625[13:03:25] <AmandaC> will take a look shortly, currently debugging my format(UUID) functions
L626[13:05:35] <S3> ok!
L627[13:06:05] <S3> gotta remember how to run stuff in the background in OC
L628[13:07:09] <S3> something about passing null or -1 or somethingf to sleep or something
L629[13:07:26] <gamax92> wot
L630[13:11:29] <gamax92> S3: what to do about STP and WAI?
L631[13:11:37] <gamax92> HCF?
L632[13:12:07] <payonel> gamax92: i was afk, thanks for the added info
L633[13:12:08] <S3> gamax92: STP is dangerous on an NMOS :D
L634[13:12:15] <S3> itl lose all of the contents of the cpu registers
L635[13:12:16] <S3> haha
L636[13:12:18] <payonel> and i'm afk again, laters
L637[13:13:15] <S3> gamax92: can you place make HCF actually HCF?!!
L638[13:13:16] <S3> :D
L639[13:13:17] <gamax92> S3: yeah but not like you could really use them anyway until a reset
L640[13:13:33] <S3> please*
L641[13:13:40] <gamax92> S3: on the redpower2 computer STP did make the computer catch fire
L642[13:13:41] <S3> that'd be funny
L643[13:13:44] <S3> yeah
L644[13:13:47] <S3> I remember
L645[13:13:56] <S3> I wanted to port corewar
L646[13:14:06] <S3> and make it so the instruction to execute to win was stp
L647[13:14:14] <S3> losers computer caught firer
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L652[13:24:39] <MGR> Ok, so I'm having an issue with GERTi
L653[13:24:47] <MGR> https://github.com/GlobalEmpire/GERT/tree/Development/GERTi houses the code
L654[13:25:14] <vifino> Stating the problem helps.
L655[13:25:21] <MGR> http://imgur.com/a/gxtea houses the screenshot
L656[13:25:36] <MGR> The gateway refuses to see any incoming messages, even though they show up in dmesg
L657[13:26:06] <MGR> line 238 in GERTiGateway.lua fails to fire
L658[13:26:44] <S3> hm
L659[13:26:53] <S3> who wrote the network package?
L660[13:26:54] <MGR> I inserted a print statement between lines 189 and 190 to see if the OPENROUTE function was getting locked up somewhere, and that fired
L661[13:26:58] <S3> for OC for openos
L662[13:27:10] <S3> I'm curious if it has a reasonable api for me to just "create interfaces"
L663[13:28:00] <MGR> Also, there are no errors, and I checked under /tmp and there is no event.log
L664[13:28:16] <S3> it looks like the network stack package actually puts down stuff
L665[13:28:21] <S3> for the boot
L666[13:29:04] <CompanionCube> iirc the 'network' package is Magi6k's
L667[13:29:21] <CompanionCube> s/package/disk/
L668[13:29:21] <MichiBot> <CompanionCube> iirc the 'network' disk is Magi6k's
L669[13:29:38] <S3> I thought so
L670[13:31:08] <viomi> network package doesn't really work though..
L671[13:31:12] <viomi> :u
L672[13:31:48] <vifino> It used to.
L673[13:37:56] <S3> vifino: why not?
L674[13:38:00] <S3> what broke
L675[13:40:21] <Vexatos> so uh
L676[13:40:43] <Vexatos> Anyone got an idea what one could use for radio antennae in Minecraft... other than the rather bulky iron blocks? :P
L677[13:41:06] <Ashindigo_> Iron bars?
L678[13:42:07] <Vexatos> mhm
L679[13:42:29] <Vexatos> I was planning on having several tiers of antenna, increasing the signal size
L680[13:42:49] <Vexatos> Might just end up having a new block for that, eh
L681[13:43:03] <Vexatos> Something that fits OC :X
L682[13:43:15] <Forecaster> wooden fences!
L683[13:44:53] <MGR> Anyone have any ideas about my issue?
L684[13:45:02] * Vexatos pokes Sangar >:D
L685[13:46:01] <S3> something definmately isnt working with the network package..
L686[13:46:31] <S3> Vexatos: do you have immersive engineering?
L687[13:46:37] <S3> with the addons
L688[13:46:46] <Vexatos> I don't play bad mods :P
L689[13:46:52] <S3> you cold try the extension post and make it super tall with cables
L690[13:46:56] <S3> wut
L691[13:46:58] <S3> it's a great mod!
L692[13:47:12] <S3> I use it specifically for the telephone poles
L693[13:47:21] <S3> can't live without em
L694[13:47:22] <Ashindigo_> IE != bad
L695[13:47:37] <Vexatos> Yea apart from the coke oven and balst furnace being direct Railcraft ripoffs deliberately being 5% more efficient than the Railcraft ones just to give people a reason to use them :X
L696[13:47:55] <Vexatos> If that is not bad design then I don't know what is
L697[13:48:16] <S3> lol
L698[13:48:33] <S3> could be coincidental
L699[13:48:37] <Vexatos> It is not
L700[13:48:43] <S3> how dio you know?
L701[13:48:51] <Vexatos> Because they are literally the same machine
L702[13:48:54] <Vexatos> just 5% faster
L703[13:49:07] <S3> anyone could have come up with that though
L704[13:49:12] <S3> maybe they did it so you don't need railcraft
L705[13:49:24] <Vexatos> They did it for that reason, but they could just have made it as fast
L706[13:49:34] <Vexatos> and not a tiny bit faster just to screw with people
L707[13:49:55] <Vexatos> It's the very epitome of the good ol' power creep
L708[13:50:06] <Vexatos> (not to mention a certain 8192 RF/t generator in IE)
L709[13:50:18] <AmandaC> gamax92: I'm still seeing NMIs from the RTC when I should be getting IRQs
L710[13:50:35] <Vexatos> AmandaC, I read RTC and think RotaryCraft
L711[13:50:46] <vifino> SHAME
L712[13:51:29] <S3> so!
L713[13:51:44] <Vexatos> Anyways
L714[13:51:49] <Vexatos> OC is not an IE addon :P
L715[13:51:52] <S3> where is majik
L716[13:51:59] <Vexatos> "majik" >_>
L717[13:52:03] <S3> yeah I typoed
L718[13:52:30] <S3> I'm trying to figure out why network doesn't work anymore in openos
L719[13:53:14] <S3> or if I should just make a new network api
L720[13:53:23] <S3> but it'd be nice if I can just use this
L721[13:54:05] <Vexatos> Would be nice if you'd fix it :P
L722[13:54:10] <S3> if it's just IP that is broken then I don't care at all :D
L723[13:54:28] <Vexatos> thanks for not caring about bugs >_>
L724[13:54:34] <S3> lol lol
L725[13:54:50] <S3> I'm just kidding, but no I am curious if it's a low level thing or not
L726[13:55:01] <S3> or if it's more just IP being broken
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L728[13:59:21] <MGR> https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/issues/2323
L729[13:59:25] * AmandaC places a bundle of wood next to flint
L730[13:59:29] <AmandaC> %stab flint
L731[13:59:33] * MichiBot stabs flint with Boobies doing [2] damage
L732[13:59:39] <AmandaC> bah, that's no good!
L733[14:01:35] <S3> huh
L734[14:01:39] <S3> modem_message is triggered
L735[14:01:58] <flint> hi, is here anyone who knows how to craft an internet software disk in 1.7.10?
L736[14:02:01] <S3> Vexatos: it looks like the stack underneath works, since modem_message is receieved when using ping..
L737[14:02:27] <viomi> flint: Internet software disk..? Do you mean an internet card, maybe?
L738[14:02:54] <viomi> There's also a network software disk but it doesn't seem to work on the newest versions of OpenComputers.
L739[14:03:04] <S3> so it's more like the remote system doesn't know to respond to it
L740[14:03:22] <flint> i mean this floppy disk with the software like a driver which is needed
L741[14:03:47] <gamax92> AmandaC: I tested both timers and NMI's IRQs
L742[14:04:00] <gamax92> i had my interrupt handler write out NMI and IRQ to the screen
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L744[14:06:20] <AmandaC> NMI is $FFFA/B and IRQ is $FFFE/F right?
L745[14:06:27] <gamax92> believe so yes
L746[14:06:38] <gamax92> AmandaC: you should be seeing "Memory Read $FFFA" instead of "Component Read $FFFA" right?
L747[14:06:54] <AmandaC> don't have that one on, will turn it on and restart
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L749[14:08:32] <S3> dafyq
L750[14:08:35] <S3> dafuq*
L751[14:11:56] <AmandaC> Okay, can't turn on memory reads, as my busyloop after setting up the IRQs and such causes a massive spam of "Memory Read $XXXX"
L752[14:12:11] <AmandaC> unless there's a better way to do that, than "busyloop it"
L753[14:12:28] <S3> Vexatos: this api is scary :(
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L755[14:14:43] <flint> so is there anyone who knows how to craft the internet software card? (the driver)
L756[14:15:35] <AmandaC> flint: scrench + OpenOS floppy will cycle through the other loot disks
L757[14:15:53] <AmandaC> ( in 1.6.2 anyway )
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L760[14:21:13] <flint> everytime i try this the game crashes :/
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L762[14:23:52] <fingercomp> The internet card software floppy was removed a long time ago. All programs and libraries from that floppy are included in OpenOS.
L763[14:25:02] <Temia> That's interesting, flint. Are you using a release or dev version of OC?
L764[14:25:22] <flint> we are playing an old version of ferret business, the card is available and i need this installed for installing oppm
L765[14:25:48] <flint> its ferret business 0.1.4, we are going to update it in a few weeks or so
L766[14:26:25] <flint> thats the filename: OpenComputers-MC1.7.10-1.6.0.5-beta.3-universal.jar
L767[14:26:37] <fingercomp> oh, you are using a really old version of OpenComputers...
L768[14:26:59] <flint> since which version is the library included?
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L770[14:31:51] <Inari> %inv add sleepiness
L771[14:31:55] <MichiBot> Inari: Added 'sleepiness' to inventory. I could get some good swings in with this.
L772[14:32:13] <Inari> AmandaC: CAn't you like
L773[14:32:18] <Inari> set a timer and wati for it :P
L774[14:32:35] <fingercomp> flint: since 1.6.0-rc.1
L775[14:33:01] <flint> okay, thanks
L776[14:33:31] <flint> maybe we are going to update it earlier then everything else of the modpack
L777[14:41:52] <gamax92> wtf ...
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L779[14:53:09] <S3> I feel like rewriting the network package
L780[14:53:16] <AmandaC> gamax92: ?
L781[14:53:19] <gamax92> AmandaC: https://hastebin.com/raw/vuqiyosima
L782[14:53:19] <S3> to be a bit more.. friendly and versatile
L783[14:54:26] <gamax92> if I run this then the interrupts appear to be working, IRQ gets printed after a second, NMI after another second, and then it returns to the eeprom
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L786[15:11:06] <AmandaC> gamax92: then it's a bug in the RTC: changing it to trigger both on IRQ makes it do NMI then return to EEPRom
L787[15:13:25] <AmandaC> gamax92: Here's what I modified it to: https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/YRRtQsx2/timer-test-modified.asm
L788[15:15:37] <gamax92> yeah there's something screwy going on, I did IRQ only, it prints out IRQ and then returned to eeprom which doesn't make sense since the nmi is what sets $81
L789[15:15:47] <gamax92> I feel like RTI is broken
L790[15:16:08] <AmandaC> thank god, I was starting to wonder if I was going crazy here. :P
L791[15:19:05] <AmandaC> I mean, I know my code's much uglier and generated, but it should still ultimately be poking the same values in the same places and getting the same result
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L793[15:22:04] <gamax92> and now it's not glitching again
L794[15:22:45] <AmandaC> \o/ hisenbugs are the best
L795[15:22:47] <AmandaC> \o/ hisenbugs are the worst
L796[15:23:32] <vifino> heisenbugs*?
L797[15:23:50] <S3> you know, it's kind of a dumb idea, but it'd be nice if every network card in Oc had a firmware eeprom you could program, for example you could write an ethernet driver and store it in the firmware
L798[15:23:56] <vifino> maybe hisenbug is a thing, i dunno.
L799[15:24:02] <S3> Vexatos: ^
L800[15:24:30] <vifino> viomi: rustfmt has some weird ideas about code style.
L801[15:25:08] <S3> vifino: you say weird, but I use FreeBSD style(9)
L802[15:25:16] <S3> most people think that is hideous
L803[15:25:51] <S3> but instead it's not meant to be pretty, efficient and verbose instead. instead
L804[15:26:57] <vifino> I don't know what style I follow, but it's close.
L805[15:27:08] <vifino> Function calls differ, i also put the braces on the same line.
L806[15:27:17] <vifino> s/calls/definitions/
L807[15:27:17] <MichiBot> <vifino> Function definitions differ, i also put the braces on the same line.
L808[15:28:09] <gamax92> the glitch happens when I don't slow the cpu down :/
L809[15:28:19] <vifino> needs more fasts.
L810[15:29:14] <AmandaC> gamax92: I was going to suggest that might be it, but it seems you found out already
L811[15:30:39] <AmandaC> gamax92: could there be a small window of time that two OC thread pool threads are trying to execute stuff?
L812[15:30:43] <gamax92> but like ... the code is organized as (set up timers and loop) (irq code) (nmi code), nmi code has the sta $81, but also a bunch of terminal output stuff that is seeingly skipped
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L814[15:37:04] <gamax92> AmandaC: oh nvm, it's a bug with the test rom
L815[15:37:50] <gamax92> the interrupt handler clobbers A which if the interrupt occurred right between the lda and cmp then it compares against the wrong value
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L817[15:39:58] <AmandaC> gamax92: http://a.ddna.cc/2S1l050L0o3l/Screen%20Recording%202017-03-26%20at%2004.39%20PM.gif
L818[15:40:01] <gamax92> AmandaC: https://hastebin.com/raw/uqusaxehoh
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L820[15:40:37] <AmandaC> sanity check! commit eea4f3ff6da7725fbeabff3b3f35d15fd3141c49 is what I'm running
L821[15:41:09] <gamax92> oh uhh, the boot loader isn't designed to handle the bootable returning
L822[15:41:21] <gamax92> only stuff by load atm
L823[15:41:41] <AmandaC> I see. WEll, regardless, it's still only spitting out NMI
L824[15:42:29] <gamax92> Well I got two IRQ messages out of that file I posted, dunno
L825[15:42:33] <Ashindigo_> %stab LCD screen
L826[15:42:37] * MichiBot hits LCD screen with Sleep Deprivation doing [11] damage
L827[15:43:20] <AmandaC> so, either a bug in your assembler, or in ca65
L828[15:43:38] <AmandaC> ( Assumign load does what I thnk it does )
L829[15:43:46] <gamax92> load loads a file from the filesystem
L830[15:43:50] <gamax92> into $0200
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L832[15:44:22] <AmandaC> asm file or compiled output?
L833[15:44:26] <gamax92> compiled
L834[15:44:30] <AmandaC> ah
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L839[15:49:48] <AmandaC> gamax92: what's the syntax for load?
L840[15:50:05] <gamax92> load filename
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L842[15:51:39] <AmandaC> And it'll look in /filename on each drive, I assume?
L843[15:53:18] <gamax92> nope, only the active one atm :/
L844[15:53:54] <AmandaC> "active one"?
L845[15:54:01] <gamax92> whatever the boot search set last
L846[15:54:39] <AmandaC> ah, so in this case, the tmpfs. \o/
L847[15:55:10] <gamax92> trying to go optimize the boot rom down a bit to get some more space
L848[15:55:55] <gamax92> only have 352 bytes left
L849[15:56:42] <AmandaC> blargh.
L850[15:56:59] <AmandaC> Does load use the same code as boot, bar the uuid bug shown in my gif?
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L852[15:57:59] <gamax92> load reuses the loading code from the booting stuff yes, (incase it wasn't obvious you also have to type run after the load)
L853[15:57:59] <AmandaC> that's all I can really think of that would explain why I'm getting and endless stream of NMIs
L854[15:58:15] <gamax92> the load command does the boot itself however
L855[16:01:01] <AmandaC> idk what could be wrong then, but I'm pretty drained from some IRL stuff going on, so I think I'll resume my stabbing tomorrow.
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L859[16:29:51] <vifino> viomi: Lifetimes haunt me. ;_;
L860[16:30:07] <Inari> %pet/qqtest
L861[16:30:10] <Inari> Fail
L862[16:30:22] <vifino> very fail.
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L864[16:31:02] <viomi> vifino: womp womp
L865[16:31:12] <vifino> ?
L866[16:31:13] <Inari> %pet Kyubey
L867[16:31:13] * MichiBot pets Kyubey with Toshiba TA7325P. Kyubey recovers 7 health!
L868[16:31:18] <vifino> oh, the sound.
L869[16:31:40] <Skye> Inari, OHNONONONONONONONONONONONONONON
L870[16:32:13] <AmandaC> Inari: How appropriate that magical girls grow up to...
L871[16:32:16] <Inari> I wonder how QB tastes
L872[16:32:47] <Inari> AmandaC: they grow up to toshiba's? D:
L873[16:33:52] <AmandaC> Inari: not sure if I'm connecting that name right
L874[16:34:27] <AmandaC> But I found that line to be very amusing in madoka
L875[16:34:39] <Inari> line?
L876[16:34:52] <AmandaC> I'll tell you elsewhere, since it's a minor spoiler
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L881[16:54:02] <gamax92> every time I want to use an if in ca65 it just yells at me "Constant expression expected"
L882[16:54:07] <gamax92> all of it's examples in the doc do this too
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L896[17:29:34] <AmandaC> I know it's off topic, but does anybody have any experience with consuming power from mods? I've got an idea for a small mod to scratch an itch
L897[17:30:06] <AmandaC> And I think power will be acceptable to "balance" it
L898[17:32:59] <AmandaC> Rf to be specific since it's a small personal mod I'm not that concerned about others
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L928[19:35:25] <Kodos> Anyone know how to nuke my Journeymap data on SMP
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L930[19:45:04] <Skye> Night
L931[19:55:02] <AmandaC> Kodos: it's under the Minecraft folder, not under saves
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L933[20:10:50] <Katie> @Kodos ^
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L939[20:27:39] <gamax92> hey S3?
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L943[20:32:57] <gamax92> %lua 256+32-8
L944[20:32:59] <MichiBot> 280
L945[20:36:20] <S3> Gamax92: what's up, I was driving
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L950[21:14:07] <RavenBoy> Is it possible to create private chats for this client?
L951[21:15:50] * Saphire screams
L952[21:16:23] <Saphire> RavenBoy: try /query Username ?
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L954[21:19:56] <gamax92> S3: oh hi
L955[21:20:07] <Gavin> how is memory usage done in opencomputers? Is there a way to see how much memory a computer is using?
L956[21:20:32] <gamax92> S3: what do you think of adding in these instructions? https://hastebin.com/raw/kamokigara
L957[21:21:04] <gamax92> Gavin: computer.freeMemory computer.totalMemory
L958[21:22:30] <Gavin> I've been looking through the APIs on the wiki at oc.cil.li, is there a way to differentiate what APIs are base apis available in microcontrollers and drones and which are from openos?
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L961[21:26:08] <IzayaXMPP> There's a wiki page on it
L962[21:26:47] <IzayaXMPP> http://ocdoc.cil.li/tutorial:custom_oses
L963[21:27:57] <Gavin> Ahhah, I missed that.
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L966[21:38:06] <Kodos> Thanks
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L976[22:06:37] <payonel> Gavin: [gs]etBootAddress is deprecated, i should remove that from the wiki
L977[22:08:14] <gamax92> payonel: the computer doesn't boot if you remove the eeprom very early in the boot process but also after init.lua has been loaded
L978[22:08:26] <gamax92> plaza fix
L979[22:08:39] <payonel> oh interesting
L980[22:10:04] <gamax92> and also why does openos take forever to boot up
L981[22:13:10] <TYKUHN2> What was that one mod that added all the foods?
L982[22:13:32] <gamax92> pam harvestcraft?
L983[22:13:33] <TYKUHN2> All the foods
L984[22:13:34] <Temia> Pam's Harvestcraft
L985[22:13:45] <gamax92> food plus?
L986[22:13:54] <TYKUHN2> Does it include xyz?
L987[22:14:22] <Temia> Pardon?
L988[22:14:47] <TYKUHN2> I wonder what MineChem turns emeralds into...
L989[22:15:15] <gamax92> JustCoffee, is just a cup of coffee
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L991[22:15:36] <TYKUHN2> I want an accurate medical system but it doesn't exist ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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L993[22:16:18] <Temia> Probably because it'd be impossible to implement.
L994[22:16:36] <Temia> Maybe Dward Fortress would be up your alley. >.>
L995[22:25:37] <viomi> Sleep time
L996[22:25:42] <viomi> Goodnight beautiful people
L997[22:25:49] <TYKUHN2> Some people think they can outsmart me
L998[22:25:51] <TYKUHN2> Maybe.
L999[22:26:00] <TYKUHN2> But I have yet to find one who can outsmart bullet.
L1000[22:26:06] <Temia> I think I'll just leave you be.
L1001[22:26:12] <TYKUHN2> Hehe. Cry some more ?
L1002[22:26:12] <gamax92> hey Temia
L1003[22:26:21] <Temia> Mu?
L1004[22:26:45] <gamax92> err brb, oven is beeping ...
L1005[22:26:47] * viomi uses Temia's tail fluff as a pillow. So sleepy..
L1006[22:26:48] <AmandaC> TYK: Are you bullying someone who's using voice chat on Discord? That's not cool.
L1007[22:27:28] <Temia> AmandaC, no, I think he has lost all clarity and can only speak in memes now.
L1008[22:27:41] <AmandaC> Temia: so, same old same old.
L1009[22:27:47] <Temia> Pretty much.
L1010[22:27:57] <viomi> %pet AmandaC
L1011[22:28:01] * MichiBot brushes AmandaC with shrugs. AmandaC recovers 1 health!
L1012[22:28:07] <Kodos> Temia, y u no SS13
L1013[22:28:10] * AmandaC nods sagely, goes off to try and sleep, since she's too tired to continue toying with her little mod idea
L1014[22:28:21] <gamax92> payonel: what if there was ocemu levels of debug logging for oc?
L1015[22:28:34] <Temia> I have like a million other things going on at once.
L1016[22:28:49] <AmandaC> Kodos: that doesn't play well with wine, from my limited toying.
L1017[22:29:09] <Temia> Plus if I SS13ed now, I'd probably end up being an Ar tonelico or FFXIV character.
L1018[22:29:26] <TYKUHN2> Temia you may have outsmartted me, but can you outsmart bullet? >:)
L1019[22:29:28] <Temia> And Nashu Mhakaracca is like the third-last person you want working toxins.
L1020[22:29:40] <gamax92> ...
L1021[22:29:42] <AmandaC> BYOND does dark, nasty, things to the MS Script system
L1022[22:29:58] <Temia> That too, yes.
L1023[22:30:15] <Temia> Though my laptop has Windows so it's not quite as limiting of a factor.
L1024[22:30:19] <AmandaC> ah.
L1025[22:30:40] * AmandaC has a gaming computer, which she keeps around to have windows on, but she suspects that wouldn't play well from a 10ft experience.
L1026[22:31:05] <AmandaC> ( I mostly use it for running games from Steam Big Picture mode, and running my Plex server )
L1027[22:31:11] <AmandaC> anyway, I'm very tired, so night night
L1028[22:31:21] * AmandaC curls up against Inari's side, purrs softly at the warmth
L1029[22:31:22] <Temia> It's a gaming laptop I got in the mail as a birthday present so I know how you feel >.>
L1030[22:31:24] <Idiot> AmandaC would it play well from a 600ft experience?
L1031[22:31:26] <Temia> Anywho, nini.
L1032[22:31:46] <Idiot> Or a LEO experience? ?
L1033[22:32:05] * Temia has contemplated streaming from it so she can remain at her workstation, but as a gaming laptop it actually outdoes her resolution too :T
L1034[22:32:06] <Idiot> I'm waiting for MC to load
L1035[22:32:34] <gamax92> Temia: what resolution?
L1036[22:33:25] <Temia> 1080p as opposed to my workstation's 2x 1680x1050.
L1037[22:33:40] <gamax92> well, not too bad atleast
L1038[22:34:08] <Temia> Yeah...
L1039[22:34:50] <payonel> gamax92: logging levels are often helpful, definitely a worthy improvement. most of my logging i do by disabling ocemu debug and passing cprint to my vm env
L1040[22:35:20] <gamax92> well that is partially why all of ocemu's logging goes through "cprint"
L1041[22:35:34] <gamax92> so that you can easily selectively enable/disable it
L1042[22:35:51] <payonel> well i meant was...that is sufficient for me
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L1044[22:39:10] <gamax92> payonel: openos does do a bunch of weird stuff on boot though
L1045[22:39:46] <gamax92> like filesystem.list("bin") gets called 33 times at boot
L1046[22:40:18] <gamax92> many filenames are passed through unicode.isWide even though they are not intended and never go to the screen
L1047[22:40:18] <Temia> For the record, why you don't want Nashu working in toxins in one single Onion article title: http://i.imgur.com/gzzryMw.jpg
L1048[22:40:25] <payonel> the slow down is loading /bin/sh and /lib/term -- everything else imo is fine
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L1050[22:41:16] <gamax92> several of the same strings get passed through unicode.isWide multiple times in a row
L1051[22:41:46] <Idiot> Time to optimize lib term?
L1052[22:41:50] <payonel> yeah, that's true! i noticed that too when implementing the fs component for my vm. it's due to some legacy code (to be fair) about how paths are resolved
L1053[22:41:58] <gamax92> like unicode.isWide set LS_COLORS="{FILE=0xFFFFFF,DIR=0x66CCFF,LINK=0xFFAA00,['*.lua']=0x00FF00}", but 78 times
L1054[22:42:42] <Idiot> Amanda that's not very nice
L1055[22:44:24] <payonel> gamax92: yeah, i have it on my todo list to clean some of that up
L1056[22:45:12] <payonel> gamax92: the balance always goes back to "do it once and cache" or "have more runtime memory available"
L1057[22:45:34] <payonel> and before i clean up i wanted an emulator that i could use for memory profiling
L1058[22:46:10] <payonel> i was getting tired of making tweaks and loading mc to check memory with inconsistent results
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L1067[23:17:31] <Saphire> Flop
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L1073[23:54:02] <gamax92> Huh.
L1074[23:54:34] <gamax92> This is quasseldroid, how do I have Corded integration here
L1075[23:57:07] <gamax92> Can quassel clients somehow rewrite messages in the core?
L1076[23:58:51] <gamax92> blep
L1077[23:58:59] <gamax92> Uhm what.
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