L1[00:16:07] <ds84182> I need to watch more
Semicolon;Anime
L2[00:42:06] <Izaya> Robotics;Notes was eh
IMO
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L16[03:40:00] <Izaya> Wonder how hard it
would be to write a markdown parser in Lua, that returns a table
rather than XML
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L19[03:48:18] <Izaya> Use an extended
markdown thing as the main language for a hypertext system. It'd be
nice.
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L27[05:16:44] <Inari> Boo!
L28[05:24:47] * Skye
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L31[06:07:22] <Inari> Arggghhhh
L32[06:07:30] <Inari> I don't like
javascript's async stuff xD
L33[06:10:49] <Forecaster> why not?
L34[06:11:43] <Inari> Dunno I can't figure
out how to work with it without silly stuff being needed
L35[06:14:02] <Inari> Forecaster: Like
ican't make something thats async sync
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L37[06:19:34] <Inari> Forecaster: Basically
I have no clue what to name the callbacks if I want to define them
as function so I don't have 500 indentation levels
L38[06:19:44] <Inari> And I don't want to
have them as not that becauseI don't want 500 indentation
levels
L39[06:21:32] <Inari> Maybe I'm just
thinking about ti wrongly, no clue
L40[06:27:32] <Skye> Inari, use async
await
L41[06:27:51] <Inari> Can't call await on
top level though
L42[06:28:56] <Forecaster> I did something
with a bunch of nested async calls recently
L43[06:29:16] <Inari> Just gimme a .join
:<
L44[06:37:10] <Inari> Blaaaaah I don't get
why it returns undefined xD
L45[06:38:01] <Forecaster> me neither
L46[06:38:04] <Forecaster> :P
L47[06:38:07] <Izaya> does it amaze anyone
that we can use silicon, wires, and radio waves to edit a document
that doesn't actually exist from another room in the house? (or
across the world but eh, screw sshing that far)
L48[06:38:22] <Forecaster> not really
L49[06:38:46] <Forecaster> does it amaze
you that we drive boxes of steel around at high speed?
L50[06:38:53] <Forecaster> speeds
L51[06:39:04] <Izaya> that scares me more
than amazes
L52[06:40:44] <Inari> https://pastebin.com/byXLh47b why would this return
undefined in the fulfilled promise :|
L53[06:42:02] <Forecaster> just console.log
until you find where it stops and what it's doing :P
L54[06:42:14] <Inari> Yes
L55[06:42:17] <Inari> I stuck console.log
into the promise
L56[06:42:20] <Inari> It doesn't
execute
L57[06:43:03] <Inari> Oh
L58[06:43:08] *
Inari hits head against wall
L59[06:43:11] <Inari> I'm dumb, ignore
me
L60[06:43:22] *
Inari somehow overwrote the same function with an empty one later
down in the class
L61[06:50:44] <vifino> %addquote Inari I'm
dumb, ignore me
L62[06:50:52] <vifino> or was it
quoteadd?
L63[06:51:01] <vifino> %quoteadd Inari I'm
dumb, ignore me
L64[06:51:11] <vifino> or neither,
great.
L65[06:51:12] <Inari> So when I have a
function thats supposed to find something
L66[06:51:43] <Inari> Would rejecting the
promise be a good way to indicate the item was not found? Or is it
better to call resolve with an error code
L67[07:07:44] <Forecaster> %quote add
L68[07:07:51] <Forecaster> %quote
L69[07:07:52] <MichiBot> Quote #137:
<payonel> finally! not my fault
L70[07:09:16] <Skye> Inari, rejecting a
promise is like throwing an exception
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L72[07:25:11] <vifino> Forecaster quote add
how
L73[07:25:17] <vifino> send help
L74[07:25:47] <Forecaster> quote add
<name> <quote>
L75[07:25:56] <Izaya> vifino: what sort of
musical instrument is a floppy drive?
L76[07:26:11] <Forecaster> electronic
L77[07:33:07] <vifino> Izaya: A nice one.
Or electromechanical.
L78[07:33:21] <Izaya> Electromechanical
>:D
L79[07:33:24] <Izaya> I like that.
L80[07:33:49] <Forecaster> is nice
L81[07:36:36] <vifino> Izaya: I demand your
excess floppy drives.
L82[07:36:56] <Izaya> vifino: what if I'm
using all of them
L83[07:36:57] <vifino> In exchange, I will
provide you with my self-written software.
L84[07:37:59] <vifino> Don't you wanna play
your floppy drives with a live midi input, such as a
keyboard?
L85[07:40:21] <Izaya> I'm musically
incapable
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L87[08:14:37] <TempGR> Mimiru, Threadripper
is released
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L90[08:16:16] 
<Mimiru>
Test
<Mimiru>
TestL91[08:16:20] <Mimiru> woo
L92[08:16:42] <Mimiru> There, corded works
now.
L93[08:17:17] <MGR>
Yeah!
<MGR>
Yeah!L94[08:17:39] <MGR>
@Mimiru http://www.anandtech.com/show/11697/the-amd-ryzen-threadripper-1950x-and-1920x-review
<MGR>
@Mimiru http://www.anandtech.com/show/11697/the-amd-ryzen-threadripper-1950x-and-1920x-reviewL95[08:17:49] <TempGR> my work is
done
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L98[08:18:09] <MGR> Begun,
these Core Wars have
<MGR> Begun,
these Core Wars haveL99[08:20:23] <MGR> Also,
it appears that RAM frequency matters for the first time in
forever
<MGR> Also,
it appears that RAM frequency matters for the first time in
foreverL100[08:27:53] <Izaya> I'll care when we
have SRAM for main memory
L101[08:29:14] <MGR>
That'll never happen
<MGR>
That'll never happenL102[08:29:31] <MGR> RAM
will probably merge with NAND's successor, not with SRAM
<MGR> RAM
will probably merge with NAND's successor, not with SRAML103[08:29:44] <MGR>
Substitute RAM with DRAM for extra clarity
<MGR>
Substitute RAM with DRAM for extra clarityL104[08:33:05] <Izaya> As long as it can
match the processor's clock speed.
L105[08:34:56] <MGR>
Nothing outside of registers matches the processor's clock
speed
<MGR>
Nothing outside of registers matches the processor's clock
speedL106[08:35:04] <MGR> Even
L1 cache has a couple cycles of latency
<MGR> Even
L1 cache has a couple cycles of latencyL107[08:35:48] <MGR> In
fact, the laws of physics make it impossible for main memory to
have a latency of 1 clock cycle, unless we roll back clockspeeds to
hundreds of megahertz
<MGR> In
fact, the laws of physics make it impossible for main memory to
have a latency of 1 clock cycle, unless we roll back clockspeeds to
hundreds of megahertzL108[08:43:48] <Skye> why not have
asyncronous RAM
L109[08:44:56] <Izaya> MGR, maybe we
should have manycore hundreds-of-MHz machines :^)
L110[08:46:03] <Izaya> I wonder how many
mediocre RISC-V cores we'll be able to get on a single chip
L111[08:48:11] <MGR> Skye,
we used to
<MGR> Skye,
we used toL112[08:48:23] <MGR> Izaya,
Amdahl's Law says you can't scale everything out infinitely
<MGR> Izaya,
Amdahl's Law says you can't scale everything out infinitelyL113[08:48:40] *
Izaya shrugs
L114[08:48:55] <Izaya> Maybe I'll just get
a big cluster of 64-core-or-so RISC-V machines and run 9front on
them
L115[08:48:57] <MGR> Let
alone the fact that most consumer software barely scales at all,
and server software still doesn't scale infinitely
<MGR> Let
alone the fact that most consumer software barely scales at all,
and server software still doesn't scale infinitelyL116[08:49:08] <Izaya> Nobody can tell me
how much I can scale out
L117[08:49:36] <Izaya> tbh 64 cores would
probably be enough if they were all 1-1.5Ghz
L118[08:49:49] <MGR> That's
an OS (I think?), which doesn't actually DO anything
<MGR> That's
an OS (I think?), which doesn't actually DO anythingL119[08:50:03] <Izaya> Guess you've never
used it then.
L120[08:50:21] <Izaya> Then again, you're
not much a fan of Linux either, so \o/
L121[08:50:25] <MGR> What
does it do?
<MGR> What
does it do?L122[08:50:53] <Izaya> It provides a
distributed environment with unix principles. It's nice for
networking stuff, clustering etc.
L123[08:51:08] <Izaya> Also you can write
daemons in the very nice shell script it uses with very little
effort
L124[08:51:09] <MGR> Yes,
but it still doesn't do anything by itself
<MGR> Yes,
but it still doesn't do anything by itselfL125[08:51:17] <MGR> You
need other software
<MGR> You
need other softwareL126[08:51:23] <Izaya> Windows and Linux
doesn't do anything by itself either.
L127[08:51:29] <MGR> I'm
not saying they did
<MGR> I'm
not saying they didL128[08:51:32] <Izaya> It has C and Go and
a few other languages ported to it.
L129[08:51:44] <MGR> I was
just saying that you treated running 9front as something
impressive
<MGR> I was
just saying that you treated running 9front as something
impressiveL130[08:52:08] <Izaya> I mean, if you have
a reason to have more than 64 cores chances are you're writing
whatever application it is yourself
L131[08:52:25] <Izaya> Unless it's like
rendering or fluid simulation or some shit
L132[08:52:28] <MGR> Not
necessarily
<MGR> Not
necessarilyL133[08:52:42] *
Izaya shrugs
L134[08:52:45] <MGR>
Furthermore, there are few individual persons who need more than 64
cores
<MGR>
Furthermore, there are few individual persons who need more than 64
coresL135[08:52:54] <MGR>
Usually, it's companies or datacenters or something
<MGR>
Usually, it's companies or datacenters or somethingL136[08:53:02] <Izaya> You're not the
target of something like 9front anyway
L137[08:53:20] <MGR> I'm
aware of that
<MGR> I'm
aware of thatL138[08:53:28] <MGR> I'm
not debating how useful 9front is/is not
<MGR> I'm
not debating how useful 9front is/is notL139[08:55:17] <Izaya> Alright, well, I
have work to do.
L140[08:56:34] <MGR>
Ok
<MGR>
OkL141[09:04:35]
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L143[09:14:31] <Izaya> need to up the
memory allowance for this VM, can't even edit more than one picture
with just 1GB
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L145[09:16:00] <Michiyo> gamax92, can you
check if athena's ipv4 is working?
L146[09:16:51] <Michiyo> \o/ looks like it
is.
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L148[09:18:50] <S3> IPX man
L149[09:18:53] <S3> you need IPX
L150[09:36:46] <MGR> 1GB of
RAM isn't a lot...
<MGR> 1GB of
RAM isn't a lot...L151[09:37:03] <Izaya> It's enough for
most things though.
L152[09:37:51] <MGR>
Assuming "most" is in reference to most things you're
going to be doing with that specific VM, not for a standard
computer, yes. It still isn't a lot though
<MGR>
Assuming "most" is in reference to most things you're
going to be doing with that specific VM, not for a standard
computer, yes. It still isn't a lot thoughL153[09:38:06] <Izaya> I can run a
terminal, IM client, file manager, PDF viewer, web browser fairly
comfortably.
L154[09:38:12] <Izaya> At the same
time.
L155[09:38:24] <MGR>
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
<MGR>
¯\_(ツ)_/¯L156[09:38:50] <Corded> * <MGR>
feels weird today
L157[09:40:20] <Skye> I have 20GB of
RAM
L158[09:40:25] <Skye> I wish I didn't need
it
L159[09:40:32] <Skye> but it sadly
helps
L160[09:40:59] <Izaya> I have 20, 16
system memory, 4 borrowed from my GPU as swap if I run out of
system memory
L161[09:41:23] <Skye> does getting a Vega
64 sound sane
L162[09:41:33] <Izaya> is that the new AMD
card?
L163[09:42:25] <MGR> Skye,
depends on the reviews
<MGR> Skye,
depends on the reviewsL164[09:42:36] <Skye> Izaya, yeah
L165[09:42:39] <MGR> I
haven't seen them yet, so I can't offer advice
<MGR> I
haven't seen them yet, so I can't offer adviceL166[09:42:50] <Skye> how do I put
it
L167[09:42:53] <Skye> if I get it
L168[09:43:00] <MGR> 32GB
System RAM + 11 GB VRAM
<MGR> 32GB
System RAM + 11 GB VRAML169[09:43:03] <Skye> It'll be the first
time my computer's cutting edge
L170[09:43:16] <MGR> That
would be good ?
<MGR> That
would be good ?L171[09:43:17] <Izaya> it'll last like two
days then be outdated again
L172[09:43:26] <MGR> But
for 2 days, it will be awesome
<MGR> But
for 2 days, it will be awesomeL173[09:44:25] <Skye> By the way, you
don't need an SSD if you have 20GB of RAM
L174[09:44:34] <Skye> like... wow...
caching is awesome
L175[09:44:43] <Izaya> MGR: https://i.imgur.com/palJEkx.png typical usage of
that VM
L176[09:44:57] <MGR> You
don't NEED an SSD, but it sure is helpful for certain tasks that
can't be cached
<MGR> You
don't NEED an SSD, but it sure is helpful for certain tasks that
can't be cachedL177[09:44:59] <Izaya> Skye: I need to
look into that pre-caching daemon
L178[09:45:17] <Izaya> that one that loads
stuff you use a lot into cache on boot
L179[09:47:48] <Inari> Next up: fun with
regex
L180[09:47:56] <Inari> Trying to reliably
extract episode numbers from anime filenames
L181[09:48:25] <Inari> Most are simple..
Balhblahname - 03 [someahsh] sometimes using () for the hash, or
such
L182[09:48:36] <Inari> But then you have
the odd outliers like balhblahname Ep03
L183[09:49:05] <Inari> I guessI'll just
stripe any traling [] () parts and check the last two numbers, but
not sure if that worsk for all
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L187[10:04:12] <AmandaC> Inari: Plex has a
massive ugly, regex for just that I'm told, and they still do it
wrong sometimes.
L188[10:04:47] <AmandaC> Eg, both
chaos;head and chaos;child got marked as CHAOS some show from
CBS
L189[10:08:57] <Inari> Heh
L190[10:09:10] <Inari> AmandaC: Well I
don't need to actaully identify the name
L191[10:09:14] <Inari> Just read the
episode numbers :D
L192[10:13:49] <vifino> Inari: /(EP|[
}+)(\d+)/i maybe?
L193[10:13:51] <vifino> er
L194[10:13:57] <vifino> Inari: /(EP|[
]+)(\d+)/i maybe?
L195[10:14:16] <vifino> the [] isn't
really needed, but in case you wanna add tabs and unicode
whitespace
L196[10:14:21] <vifino> cant remember the
whitespace class
L197[10:14:32] <Inari> /(\d{1,2})
?(?:[\[\(].+?[\]\)])*\..+?$/ seems to work reasonably well for now
xD
L198[10:14:42] <vifino> oh, \s
L199[10:14:53] <vifino> Inari: jesus
christ what is this
L200[10:15:15] <Inari> match two numbers
after which comes maybe a whitesapce, then maybe something between
[] or () and then a file extension
L201[10:15:16] <Inari> :D
L202[10:15:45] <Inari> I'm not good at
regex okay
L203[10:18:20] <vifino> Inari: http://regexr.com/3ghj0
L204[10:18:36] <vifino> capture 2 contains
the episode number
L205[10:20:06] <Inari> How do I even see
capture 2 in there D:
L206[10:20:34] <vifino> mouse over the
highlighted part
L207[10:20:46] <vifino> group #2
L208[10:21:55] <Inari> Oh
L209[10:21:58] <Inari> Thanks :3
L210[10:22:29] <vifino> you can just have
(?:EP|\s+)(\d+) to just have one capture
L211[10:22:43] <vifino> whatever you
prefer, really.
L212[10:23:03] <Inari> I'm fine with
either :P
L213[10:24:24] <Inari> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/295953846054944768/345225744252665857/unknown.png
\o/ #TotallyUnimpressiveSoftware
L214[10:36:46] <vifino> Do you have a
japanese windows install?
L215[10:36:51] <vifino> Nice.
L216[10:38:08] <Inari> Oh
L217[10:38:22] <Inari> Nah, I changed the
non-unicode lang to japanese for some games :P
L218[10:38:28] <Inari> I don't even notice
the yen sign anymore haha
L219[10:40:55] <Inari> Hm I guess it's
easiest to just keep a list o ffilenames that have been downloaded
already
L220[10:44:20] <Temia> Setting your
non-unicode locale to SJIS says a lot about your interests.
'<'
L221[10:44:33] <Inari> :3
L222[10:45:15] <Inari> That said I
wouldn't really need it much anymore. not much in the area coming
out and I'm in general a bit less interest than before
L223[10:45:49] <vifino> wait what.
L224[10:46:07] <vifino> Inari's lewdity is
wearing off?!
L225[10:46:13] <Inari> Haha, nah
L226[10:46:25] <Inari> I still appreciate
the lewd of it :P
L227[10:46:31] <Temia> Well, it also helps
that people are FINALLY moving to UTF-8.
L228[10:46:42] <Inari> Yeah, that migth
also help
L229[10:46:50] <Inari> Though every of
these games I used still seemed to want japanese locale xD
L230[10:46:53] <Temia> https://scontent-amt2-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/20638734_693841447481170_58753112839458787_n.jpg?oh=cac12438f3b6b17b4ad8c324a80ee2ab&oe=5A29E52E
Also this popped up in a Discord I'm on.
L231[10:46:53] *
vifino hopes his new soldering iron comes soon
L232[10:47:06] <Forecaster> I have an
image downloading system
L233[10:47:16] <Forecaster> it keeps a
massive database of images it's downloaded
L234[10:47:32] <Forecaster> and tells me
if I'm looking at one it's already downloaded
L235[10:47:34] <Inari> What is she trying
to stick between her boobs there anyway
L236[10:47:47] <Temia> No idea. A box of
some sort.
L237[10:47:49] <Inari> Forecaster:
Cataloging the gelbooru?
L238[10:48:00] <Forecaster> no
L239[10:48:09] <Temia> Who would want to
catalogue gelbooru, anyway?
L240[10:48:18] <Inari> Dunno
L241[10:48:21] <Forecaster> it's already a
cataloge
L242[10:48:32] <Inari> But it doesn't tell
you which pics you've seen/have downloaded
L243[10:48:45] <Forecaster> I guess
L244[10:48:52] <Forecaster> I don't really
go there though
L245[10:48:57] <Temia> Well, that and 90%
is just harvested from Danbooru and 9% is stuff that is painful to
look at anyway
L246[10:48:59] <Inari> Or bookmarked for
that matter
L247[10:49:07] <Inari> Hehe
L248[10:49:26] <Forecaster> my system is
forcibly intergrated into deviantArt
L249[10:50:00] <Forecaster> by that I mean
I inject my own gui elements
L250[10:50:03] <Temia> I can think of one
thing that it has which Danbooru doesn't openly show, and I'm not
saying it in mixed company because frankly it's disgusting :X
L251[10:50:52] <Inari> Temia: You wouldn't
happen to know a store that sells cute and high-quality maid
outfits? :3
L252[10:51:08] <Temia> Nope. =x=
L254[10:53:05] <Forecaster> lern 2
sew
L255[10:53:06] <Forecaster> :P
L256[10:53:14] <Inari> :<
L257[10:53:16] <Inari> I tried
L258[10:53:19] <Forecaster> ah
L259[10:53:20] <Inari> But without a
machine it's a pain :D
L260[10:53:28] <Temia> Get one o/
L261[10:53:31] <Forecaster> well,
yeah
L262[10:53:33] <Inari> I'm poor!
L263[10:53:34] <Forecaster> or borrow
one
L264[10:53:47] <Inari> Plus I'mnot
confident I can do that kinda stuff well :D
L265[10:53:51] <Inari> Or get good
cloth...
L266[10:53:54] <Forecaster> lern...
L267[10:54:00] <Forecaster> trial and
error
L268[10:54:08] *
Inari isn't really skilled with crafts stuff :P
L269[10:54:16] <Forecaster> get poor
quality clotch to practise on
L270[10:54:20] <Forecaster> cloth*
L271[10:54:36] <Inari> :P
L272[10:54:38] <Inari> Maybe
L273[10:54:45] <Inari> Got other things to
spend money on first <.<
L274[10:55:14] <Forecaster> otherwise save
up money to have a costume maker custom make it
L275[10:55:19] <Inari> I doubt Icould ever
make one I'd be satisfied with thouhg
L276[10:55:35] <Inari> Yeah getting it
made by a tailor would be an option I'd trust more :P
L277[10:55:39] <Inari> But then, tahts
pricey
L278[10:56:38] <Forecaster> if you don't
wanna do the work yourself you pay for it, that's how it
works
L279[10:57:48] <Inari> I know, but it's
less about not wanting to do it myself and more about being a
incapable fool when it comes to it :P
L280[10:58:23] <Forecaster> we can learn
what we want
L281[10:58:34] <Forecaster> it takes time,
but the capability is there
L282[10:58:41] <Inari> Surely not as well
as someone who spent years working on their skill all day
L283[10:58:48] <Forecaster> see time
L284[10:58:49] <Forecaster> :P
L285[10:58:56] <Inari> And also when
you're clumsy and generally bad with crafts stuff thats a bit
harder xD
L286[10:59:02] <Forecaster> yep
L287[11:00:46] <Inari> Anyway :P
L288[11:01:35] <Inari> I'll probably get
one from some cosplay store that looks well enough,if I find one.
And at some point - once money permits, get a tailor to make me
one. In the meantime Imight also try sewing iwth a cheap enough
machine or so
L289[11:02:05] <Inari> I wonder if theres
a way to give clothing more of an anime texture
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L291[11:21:31] <Inari> woo it's
downloading
L292[11:22:18] <Inari> Still probabl doing
this wrong :P
L293[11:23:54] <Inari> https://pastebin.com/UU3i84tM something like
that
L294[11:30:35] <Forecaster> I've never
used promises
L295[11:31:07] <Forecaster> also what is
an "anime texture"
L296[11:32:25] <S3> Forecaster: you've
never used promises? promises are extremely useful
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L298[11:32:38] <S3> promises, futures,
semaphores, and spinlocks.
L299[11:32:50] <Forecaster> I've never
heard of those things before today
L300[11:33:01] <S3> Have you ever done
reactive programming?
L301[11:33:10] <S3> they are the key
building blocks
L302[11:33:16] <Inari> Well FTP functions
are async and I don't want to move on in the code until this is
done, so I use this werid construct
L303[11:33:16] <S3> (for such)
L304[11:33:21] <Forecaster> I don't know
what that entails
L305[11:33:58] <S3> Forecaster: so, part
of what I've been trying to accomplish in OC
L306[11:34:07] <S3> is an environment
where I can do reactive event driven programming
L307[11:34:08] <Inari> Forecaster: Just
that anime clothing tends to look better than IRL clothing. I'm not
sure for all the reasons why, I think some reasons are that anime
clothing generally holds its shape better, and also has a smooth
texture because it doesn't have little kinks and such
L308[11:34:18] <S3> at a much broader
level than OC already provides
L309[11:34:32] <Forecaster> Inari: I
wonder why :P
L310[11:35:04] <Inari> Forecaster: And Iw
ant to strive to clothing that is nicer in that regard :D
L311[11:35:17] <S3> I prefer bland
clothing
L312[11:35:37] <Forecaster> you can make
clothing out of plastic
L313[11:35:51] <Forecaster> that's rigid
and wont have creases :P
L314[11:35:52] <Inari> That generally
doesn't look as nice
L315[11:35:56] <Forecaster> paint it
L316[11:35:59] <Inari> Or have a nice
feeling
L317[11:36:01] <Forecaster> to look
right
L318[11:36:06] <Inari> Maybe
L319[11:36:07] <S3> I am just earing a
polo shit, tan pants and timberlands
L320[11:36:11] <Inari> It can't be too
rigid either though
L321[11:36:12] <Forecaster> you didn't say
it had to be comfortable :P
L322[11:36:49] <S3> timberland safety
toes. best boots ever
L323[11:37:07] <S3> it makes working a
clutch like on my car easier too imo
L324[11:37:09] <S3> better throw
L325[11:37:09] <Forecaster> anime and
animation in general lacks detail to save time/money
L326[11:37:16] <S3> better traction on the
clutch
L327[11:37:20] <Inari> Yeah
L328[11:37:22] <Forecaster> that's what
creates the style
L329[11:37:26] <Inari> I find that makes
it look nicer though haha
L330[11:37:46] <Inari> I also prefer
lolita fashion thats less busy and more "simple"
L331[11:38:06] <Inari> https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/43/e7/fc/43e7fc5bf5afa5f48da3d9017ca6e316.jpg
like here, just colours, lines, a few details
L332[11:38:29] <Inari> http://www.lolitadressesshop.com/images/p2/2014/4009/SLD00199_3.jpg
vs. lots of lace/print details
L333[11:38:41] <S3> that's you?
L334[11:38:44] <Inari> No
L335[11:38:52] <S3> lol
L336[11:38:55] <S3> I was kidding
L337[11:39:01] <Inari> :P
L338[11:40:55] <Inari> I want a 3rd season
of GATE
L339[11:42:41] <Forecaster> I wouldn't
call that dress simple
L340[11:43:37] <Inari> Huh? Which?
L341[11:44:06] <Forecaster> oh I didn't
see there were two
L342[11:44:12] <Inari> ^^
L343[11:44:18] <Forecaster>
nevermind
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L357[12:39:58] <Inari> Hmm
L358[12:40:11] <Inari> Is there some way
to get/store an array by reference in nodejs?
L359[12:41:49] <AmandaC> Inari: why are
you using Node.JS D:
L360[12:42:02] <AmandaC> Go is clearly
suppierior!
L361[12:42:18] <Inari> Cause its easy, has
a lot of packets, and I can use it with Electron to make a desktop
app :P
L362[12:42:29] <Inari> *packages
L363[12:42:40] <Inari> Plus I was going to
learn React :3
L364[12:43:36] <Inari> Oh well guess I'll
have to do it in a way I'd rather now :P bakajs
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L370[12:53:46] <Inari> Oh nevermind
L371[12:53:48] <Inari> I can do it the
nice way
L372[13:11:33] <ds84182> Inari: D:
L373[13:11:43] <ds84182> Electron is a no
no :(
L374[13:11:57] <Inari> Why not :P
L375[13:12:15] <ds84182> If I wanted to
scroll through webpages at 5fps I'd do it in Chrome
L376[13:12:35] <ds84182> Plus you bundle
the bloat of chrome with you
L377[13:13:04] <ds84182> Just do Scala and
Swing or something that isn't going to use all your memory to
render a web page~
L378[13:14:56] <Inari> And it render react
easily and runs nodejs?
L379[13:15:00] <Inari> *renders
L380[13:15:13] <Inari> Also dunno, chrome
works fine for me :P
L381[13:15:34] <Inari> It's not supposed
to run on an Arduino :D
L382[13:17:04] *
vifino slaps Inari
L383[13:17:12] <Inari> what D:
L384[13:17:24] <vifino> Stop being
silly.
L385[13:17:32] <Inari> I'm not
L386[13:17:36] <Inari> Chrome works fine
on any given PC I've tried
L387[13:17:37] <vifino> Or, well, not
silly. Keep being silly. Stop being stupid.
L388[13:20:18] <Inari> Now I need
something liek a maybe monad or so for JS :|
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L398[14:24:23] <CompanionCube> Inari:
Electron apps are desktop in name only.
L399[14:30:45] <Inari> Desktop enough
^^
L400[14:32:40] <Inari> It starts from a
.exe and can access files
L401[14:56:23] <Xilandro> Anyone use
PneumaticCraft?
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L404[15:30:29] <AmandaC> Xilandro: at
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L405[15:31:07] <Xilandro> I see you're
still as sassy as you always were, AmandaC
L406[15:31:38] <AmandaC> Who me? Couldn't
be, Inari stole the nuclear football from the football game!
L407[15:31:52] <Xilandro> Wha-
L408[15:31:57] <Xilandro> Nevermind
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L415[16:19:17] <scj643> I installed Fedora
Workstation using PXE (network) boot
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L422[17:32:41] <Beeskee> Anyone know any
good games for OpenComputers or Computercraft?
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L429[17:54:38] <Beeskee> I know there are
some. XD
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L434[18:10:13] <Skye> wheee
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L440[18:33:12] <gamax92> Mimiru: late
celebration but celebration none the less
L441[18:39:09] <smoke_fumus> *facedesks*
okay, fuck SPRAK. i'm stick of trying to strap wings to a pig, as
it were. Guys, is there a decent C# Lua interpreter which has
stepped execution and realloc checking (for ram counting reasons)
?
L442[18:41:49] <smoke_fumus> i mean i
would've continued to use it, if not for the fact that i can't find
a way to pass by-ref....which is kinda f'ing significant when
you're trying to build an pseudo-os
L443[18:43:50] <Skye> smoke_fumus, a Lua
interpreter in C# or a C# interpreter in Lua?
L444[18:46:27] <smoke_fumus> Former
L445[18:47:54] <Skye> smoke_fumus, forgive
me I don't know what former and latter mean.
L446[18:49:08] <smoke_fumus> first option.
When two options given - former would be first one, latter would be
last one.
L447[18:49:13] <smoke_fumus> aka Lua
interpreter for C#
L448[18:50:24] <Izaya> why not call a
native one?
L449[18:50:29] <Skye> Lua doesn't have
pass by reference except for tables and custom things
L450[18:50:58] <smoke_fumus> and sprak
doesn't have that at all.
L451[18:51:09] <smoke_fumus> even tables
are by-value
L452[18:51:15] <smoke_fumus> arrays i
mean
L453[18:51:56] <Skye> That kinda breaks
most of the cool stuff you can do in Lua
L454[18:52:21] <Izaya> statically compile
a lua binary for all the intended platforms
L455[18:52:26] <Izaya> hm
L456[18:52:33] <Izaya> unless the idea is
to abuse lua from C#
L457[18:52:39] <Izaya> in which case you'd
need to wrap the C++ stuff
L458[18:53:38] <smoke_fumus> *sigh*
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L462[19:39:46] <Kodos> %yt
Cocaine Eric Clapton
<Kodos> %yt
Cocaine Eric ClaptonL463[19:39:50] <MichiBot> Kodos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qYS732zyYfU - *Eric
Clapton - Cocaine - YouTube*: "Oct 2, 2006 ... Eric Clapton
LIVE! It's a sick song. It's basically a music video."
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L473[22:04:06] <Izaya> ...
L474[22:04:08] *
Izaya blinks
L475[22:04:20] <Izaya> That was not the
ending I expected
L476[22:04:35] <Izaya> the SA wasn't
kidding
L477[22:05:02] <Izaya> I'd say something
along "may his soul actually disappear properly" but that
isn't gonna happen
L478[22:06:23] <CompanionCube> ?
L479[22:08:59] <Izaya> Finished The
Delerium Brief
L480[22:27:46] <gamax92> Well, I was
interesting in using the MAUS labeler, but the current
implementation of it is not fully automatic, MAUS itself only seems
to download with only german support and you need the web service
for other language, and MAUS gives a different set of SAMPA than
MaryTTS uses
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L482[22:47:05] <gamax92> also the labeler
code itself seems to be now outdated with the current version of
MAUS
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