L1[00:34:08] <asie> %tonk
L2[00:34:09] <MichiBot> I'm sorry asie, you
were not able to beat Mimiru's record of 1 hour, 2 minutes and 31
seconds this time.
L3[00:34:10] <MichiBot> 1 hour, 2 minutes
and 16 seconds were wasted!
L4[00:34:12] <asie> oh
L5[00:34:13] <asie> niiiiice.
L6[00:34:29] <Mimiru> sooo close :P
L7[01:14:43] ⇦
Quits: SF-MC (SF-MC!~EiraIRC@131-191-86-130.as.clicknet.org)
(Remote host closed the connection)
L8[01:36:56] <CompanionCube> %tonk
L9[01:36:57] <MichiBot> CompanionCube! You
beat Mimiru's previous record of 1 hour, 2 minutes and 31 seconds!
I hope you're happy!
L10[01:36:58] <MichiBot> CompanionCube's
new record is 1 hour, 2 minutes and 48 seconds
L11[01:37:14] <CompanionCube> oof timed it
just right.
L12[02:06:57] <Mimiru> just made it
:P
L13[02:58:56] 
<RobotPigeon> %tonk
<RobotPigeon> %tonkL14[02:58:57] <MichiBot> RobotPigeon! You
beat CompanionCube's previous record of 1 hour, 2 minutes and 48
seconds! I hope you're happy!
L15[02:58:58] <MichiBot> RobotPigeon's new
record is 1 hour, 21 minutes and 59 seconds
L16[02:59:01] <RobotPigeon> oh hey nice
<RobotPigeon> oh hey niceL17[03:15:40] ⇨
Joins: Vexatos
(Vexatos!~Vexatos@p200300C107205E52919B7BC0CE67294F.dip0.t-ipconnect.de)
L18[03:15:40] zsh
sets mode: +v on Vexatos
L19[04:39:52] <payonel> %tonk
L20[04:39:52] <MichiBot> payonel! You beat
RobotPigeon's previous record of 1 hour, 21 minutes and 59 seconds!
I hope you're happy!
L21[04:39:53] <MichiBot> payonel's new
record is 1 hour, 40 minutes and 55 seconds
L22[05:09:51] ⇦
Quits: Thutmose (Thutmose!~Patrick@host-69-59-79-181.nctv.com)
(Quit: Leaving.)
L23[05:13:51] <EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> `That means OC now executes Lua code roughly 70%
faster than before.`
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> `That means OC now executes Lua code roughly 70%
faster than before.`L24[05:13:53] <EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> AAAAA
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> AAAAAL25[05:24:00] <20kdc> wait
what
<20kdc> wait
whatL27[05:25:24] <Lizzian> is
what they're referring to
<Lizzian> is
what they're referring toL28[05:31:48] <Forecaster>
isn't performance artifically capped anyway? :P
<Forecaster>
isn't performance artifically capped anyway? :PL29[05:41:44] <Izaya> component calls are
capped
L30[05:45:32] <Izaya> threads are forcibly
yielded after a while, but that's actually how Lua stuff is
executing faster
L31[05:45:56] <Izaya> there's a less dumb
method for determining how long a thread gets
L32[05:46:48] <Izaya> less context
switching = faster
L33[05:47:28] <Vexatos> would someone mind
explaining to me why a 5m cat7 cable is half the price of a 2m
cat5e cable on amazon >_>
L34[05:47:51] <Forecaster>
supply and demand or something
<Forecaster>
supply and demand or somethingL35[05:48:00] <Vexatos> but who needs a 5m
cat7 cable .-.
L36[05:48:09] <Izaya> exactly
L37[05:48:17] <Izaya> nobody needs them so
they're cheap
L38[05:48:26] <Vexatos> call me stupid but
isn't cat7 meant for, like, 30+ metres? >_>
L39[05:48:49] <Forecaster>
I don't know
<Forecaster>
I don't knowL40[05:49:01] <Izaya> or very high
speeds
L41[05:49:33] <Vexatos> See I am trying to
connect a device to my network switch and they are literally
sitting next to each other, I cannot find any short cables for a
reasonable price :I
L42[05:49:55] <Vexatos> I don't want to pay
€15 for this ._.
L43[05:50:40] <Forecaster>
buy raw cable, ends, and the tool to attach them and make one
:P
<Forecaster>
buy raw cable, ends, and the tool to attach them and make one
:PL44[05:50:57] <Izaya> ^
L45[05:51:13] <Vexatos> and the skill for
doing that .-.
L46[05:51:23] <Forecaster>
it's not hard
<Forecaster>
it's not hardL47[05:51:27] <Forecaster>
just fiddly
<Forecaster>
just fiddlyL48[05:51:39] <Vexatos> MOM I HAVE BEEN
IMPALED BY WIRES AGAIN
L49[05:51:56] <Forecaster>
I made my own cable when I was like 16
<Forecaster>
I made my own cable when I was like 16L50[05:52:02] <Forecaster>
cables
<Forecaster>
cablesL51[05:52:25] <Vexatos> we have these
supersharp cannulae in our lab right now you just need to look at
them and they go right through your flesh
L52[05:52:26] <Vexatos> scary
L53[05:52:42] <Vexatos> hm
L54[05:52:52] <Vexatos> @Forecaster but
then I'd buy like 10+ metres of cable
L55[05:52:59] <Vexatos> I just need like
30cm ,-,
L56[05:53:10] <Forecaster>
you might need more in the future :P
<Forecaster>
you might need more in the future :PL57[06:08:38] <Kodos>
%tonk
<Kodos>
%tonkL58[06:08:39] <MichiBot> I'm sorry Kodos,
you were not able to beat payonel's record of 1 hour, 40 minutes
and 55 seconds this time.
L59[06:08:40] <MichiBot> 1 hour, 28 minutes
and 46 seconds were wasted!
L60[06:08:45] <Kodos>
Ffs
<Kodos>
FfsL61[06:09:57] <Izaya> 13 more minutes
L62[06:17:41] <Temia> %tonk
L63[06:17:41] <Temia> :3
L64[06:17:42] <MichiBot> I'm sorry Temia,
you were not able to beat payonel's record of 1 hour, 40 minutes
and 55 seconds this time.
L65[06:17:43] <MichiBot> 9 minutes and 2
seconds were wasted!
L66[06:43:58] <dequbed> Izaya: No, btrfs
RAID isn't stable yet. And I don't think it ever will be. Because
to be honest ... it's not that great of an idea to begin with. RAID
should be on block device level, not on FS level.
L67[06:45:10] <Izaya> I don't
disagree
L68[06:45:20] <dequbed> Izaya: And it is.
LVM RAID is awesome and it is so stable that it will survive μsoft
buying out Linux, grinding it to a fine powder and spreading the
rest in the seven seas.
L69[06:46:30] <dequbed> On a completely
unrelated note: Haiku looks really neat. What's the Xen support
like? Or do I need to brush up my KVM-foo?
L70[06:46:39] <Izaya> as a guest?
L71[06:46:43] <dequbed> Yes
L72[06:47:11] <Izaya> I think it was fine
on Xen assuming you didn't expect it to use the
virtualisation-specific peripherals
L73[06:47:47] <dequbed> Does it at least
support the virtual NIC?
L74[06:48:06] <Izaya> unsure
L75[06:48:11] <Izaya> haven't used Xen in
quite a whole
L76[06:48:35] <dequbed> How do you run
Haiku?
L77[06:49:02] <Izaya> I have a Compaq
Business dc7700 under my desk.
L78[06:49:38] <dequbed> So on native
hardware?
L79[06:49:44] <Izaya> Core 2 Duo E6300, 4GB
of RAM, not enough VRAM at boot to do 1280x1024 so I have to start
the machine at 1024x768 then change the resolution with a script
that runs after boot
L80[06:49:47] <Izaya> quality/10
L81[06:49:50] <Izaya> yeah
L82[07:26:36] ⇨
Joins: percY- (percY-!~percY@138.68.7.139)
L83[09:16:34] <Lizzy> what's the
differences between the get/set Viewport() and get/set Resolution()
functions on the gpu component?
L84[09:21:12] <fingercomp> suppose the
viewport is 80×25 and the resolution is 160×50; set(), get(),
fill(), etc. work anywhere inside that 160×50 area as usual, but
only the 80×25 area (from the top-left corner) is displayed
L85[09:22:20] <Lizzy> hmm, okay. does that
affect in world screens or only when you have a screen gui
open?
L86[09:22:45] <fingercomp> both
L87[09:22:49] <Lizzy> ok
L88[09:31:50] <ZefTheFox>
So I went to a friend's because he had power
<ZefTheFox>
So I went to a friend's because he had powerL89[09:32:00] <ZefTheFox>
A couple hours later and he looses it
<ZefTheFox>
A couple hours later and he looses itL90[09:33:25] <Forecaster>
at least you had it for a couple of hours
<Forecaster>
at least you had it for a couple of hoursL91[09:33:43] <ZefTheFox>
Yeah charged up my phone
<ZefTheFox>
Yeah charged up my phoneL92[09:33:54] <ZefTheFox>
But now it's freezing in here
<ZefTheFox>
But now it's freezing in hereL93[09:34:13] <Forecaster>
maybe you are cursed
<Forecaster>
maybe you are cursedL94[09:45:17] <Lizzy> %lua 135 % 299
L95[09:45:17] <MichiBot> 135
L96[09:45:23] <Lizzy> hmm
L97[09:45:34] <Lizzy> %lua 135 % 200
L98[09:45:34] <MichiBot> 135
L99[09:45:52] <Lizzy> %lua 200 % 135
L100[09:45:52] <MichiBot> 65
L101[09:46:10] <Lizzy> %lua 135+65
L102[09:46:10] <MichiBot> 200
L103[09:46:12] <Lizzy> awesome
L104[09:48:31] <percY-> Hello! I'm having
trouble getting RFTools screen to work as my main monitor for
opencomputers, I'm not sure which module i am supposed to
have
L105[09:49:00] <percY-> I have tried
computer screen module and it doesn't seem to work, perhaps I am
doing it wrong
L106[09:49:09] <ZefTheFox>
Largest power outage in butler ever
<ZefTheFox>
Largest power outage in butler everL107[09:49:10] <Lizzy> the RFTools screen
doesn't integrate nativily / by default with OC
L108[09:49:55] <Lizzy> i'm not sure what
component calls RFTools has for it's screen, but you'd have to
write a wrapper for openos/your os to use it as a normal
screen
L109[10:07:21] <Forecaster>
%tonk
<Forecaster>
%tonkL110[10:07:21] <MichiBot> Forecaster! You
beat payonel's previous record of 1 hour, 40 minutes and 55
seconds! I hope you're happy!
L111[10:07:22] <MichiBot> Forecaster's new
record is 3 hours, 49 minutes and 40 seconds
L112[10:16:47] <percY-> Lizzy: I just got
rid of the rftools screen and used opencomputer screens. rather
than deal with the headache
L113[10:45:08] ⇦
Quits: Icedream (Icedream!~icedream@212.83.173.97) (Ping timeout:
190 seconds)
L114[11:02:25]
⇨ Joins: Icedream
(Icedream!~icedream@212.83.173.97)
L115[11:06:22] <Lizzy> ok
L116[11:06:34] <AmandaC> RFTools screens
can be interacted with using OC, but not in the same way as the OC
screens. You can install an "OC Module" in them and
get/set text using the controller/
L117[11:06:51] <AmandaC> It's limited to a
single line, and something short
L118[11:07:37] <AmandaC> You can't use one
as a "main monitor" though
L119[11:17:47] <AmandaC> %roll 1d3
L120[11:17:48] <MichiBot> AmandaC:
[2]
L121[11:22:09]
⇨ Joins: SF-MC
(SF-MC!~EiraIRC@131-191-86-130.as.clicknet.org)
L122[11:45:47] <MGR>
%tonk
<MGR>
%tonkL123[11:45:47] <MichiBot> I'm sorry MGR,
you were not able to beat Forecaster's record of 3 hours, 49
minutes and 40 seconds this time.
L124[11:45:48] <MichiBot> 1 hour, 38
minutes and 26 seconds were wasted!
L125[12:07:32]
⇨ Joins: Inari
(Inari!~kvirc@p4FC1E074.dip0.t-ipconnect.de)
L126[12:08:35] ⇦
Quits: Inari (Inari!~kvirc@p4FC1E074.dip0.t-ipconnect.de) (Client
Quit)
L127[12:08:43]
⇨ Joins: Inari
(Inari!~Pinkishu@p4FC1E074.dip0.t-ipconnect.de)
L128[12:12:15] ⇦
Quits: Inari (Inari!~Pinkishu@p4FC1E074.dip0.t-ipconnect.de) (Read
error: Connection reset by peer)
L129[12:12:35]
⇨ Joins: Inari
(Inari!~Pinkishu@p4FC1E074.dip0.t-ipconnect.de)
L130[12:34:12] <Z0idburg>
HAH
<Z0idburg>
HAHL131[12:34:28] <Z0idburg>
so if I pull the ABS fuse out it disables ABS traction control and
the whole VCD
<Z0idburg>
so if I pull the ABS fuse out it disables ABS traction control and
the whole VCDL132[12:34:44] <Z0idburg>
easy
<Z0idburg>
easyL133[12:34:52] <Z0idburg>
of my new car*
<Z0idburg>
of my new car*L134[12:35:25] <Inari> %tonk
L135[12:35:25] <MichiBot> I'm sorry Inari,
you were not able to beat Forecaster's record of 3 hours, 49
minutes and 40 seconds this time.
L136[12:35:26] <MichiBot> 49 minutes and
38 seconds were wasted!
L137[12:36:09] <Z0idburg>
%tonk
<Z0idburg>
%tonkL138[12:36:27] ⇦
Quits: Inari (Inari!~Pinkishu@p4FC1E074.dip0.t-ipconnect.de) (Read
error: -0x1: UNKNOWN ERROR CODE (0001))
L139[12:36:32] <Z0idburg>
LOL
<Z0idburg>
LOLL140[12:36:48] <SF-MC> There's obvs a joke
or something that I'm not understanding
L141[12:36:52] <Z0idburg>
?
<Z0idburg>
?L142[12:37:00] <Z0idburg>
whatchya not understanding
<Z0idburg>
whatchya not understandingL143[12:37:08] <SF-MC> 'tonk'
L144[12:37:36] <Forecaster>
why do you think it's a joke
<Forecaster>
why do you think it's a jokeL145[12:37:46] <SF-MC> >or
something
L146[12:37:53] <SF-MC> idk, the origin of
the word escapes me
L147[12:38:29] <Forecaster>
the word is an onomatopeia and is irrelevant to the function
<Forecaster>
the word is an onomatopeia and is irrelevant to the functionL148[12:38:43] <SF-MC> ok
L149[12:40:58] <SF-MC> It's also some type
of 'waiting game'?
L150[12:42:11] <Forecaster>
that's all it is
<Forecaster>
that's all it isL151[12:42:22] <SF-MC> alrighty then
L152[12:43:27] <Z0idburg>
@SF-MC Never played Idle RPG?
<Z0idburg>
@SF-MC Never played Idle RPG?L153[12:43:46] <SF-MC> I've played them,
yeah
L154[12:44:00] <SF-MC> just wasn't sure if
there was a deeper meaning than the surface
L155[12:44:42] <Forecaster>
maybe there is, but I don't know what it is :P
<Forecaster>
maybe there is, but I don't know what it is :PL156[12:45:19] <Z0idburg>
the surface is a pos
<Z0idburg>
the surface is a posL157[12:45:25]
⇨ Joins: Inari
(Inari!~Pinkishu@p4FC1E074.dip0.t-ipconnect.de)
L158[12:45:25] <Z0idburg>
don't buy one
<Z0idburg>
don't buy oneL159[12:45:30] <SF-MC> well duh
L160[12:47:11] <Kleadron>
oh my god
<Kleadron>
oh my godL162[12:47:19] <Kleadron>
inari is an AI computer confirmed
<Kleadron>
inari is an AI computer confirmedL163[12:47:26] <Inari> Meow?
L164[12:47:36] <Inari> Heh
L165[12:47:55] <Z0idburg>
Just wait until she gives you an ID-10T error
<Z0idburg>
Just wait until she gives you an ID-10T errorL166[12:48:50] <Kleadron>
inb4 inari connects to all the computers in the network and gives
free kernel panics and blue screens
<Kleadron>
inb4 inari connects to all the computers in the network and gives
free kernel panics and blue screensL167[13:40:22] <AmandaC> And YOU get a
kernel panic and YOU get a kernel panic, and guess what? YOU GET A
KERNEL PANIC TOO!
L168[13:43:59] <AmandaC> %roll 1d2
L169[13:43:59] <MichiBot> AmandaC:
[1]
L170[13:45:44] <AmandaC> Hrm. Think I'll
read the shorter one first, sorry MichiBot
L171[13:46:20] <AmandaC> > 1/168
L172[13:46:21] <AmandaC> this'll keep me
busy for the rest of today
L173[13:53:40]
⇨ Joins: Thutmose
(Thutmose!~Patrick@host-69-59-79-181.nctv.com)
L174[14:06:23] ⇦
Quits: Inari (Inari!~Pinkishu@p4FC1E074.dip0.t-ipconnect.de) (Read
error: Connection reset by peer)
L175[14:10:38]
⇨ Joins: Inari
(Inari!~Pinkishu@p4FC1E074.dip0.t-ipconnect.de)
L176[14:10:41] *
Lizzy is attempting to work out how she can split a fill operation
over multiple screens
L177[14:10:58] ⇦
Quits: SF-MC (SF-MC!~EiraIRC@131-191-86-130.as.clicknet.org)
(Remote host closed the connection)
L178[14:22:40] <ZefTheFox>
%tonk
<ZefTheFox>
%tonkL179[14:22:40] <MichiBot> I'm sorry
ZefTheFox, you were not able to beat Forecaster's record of 3
hours, 49 minutes and 40 seconds this time.
L180[14:22:41] <MichiBot> 1 hour, 47
minutes and 14 seconds were wasted!
L181[14:22:45] <ZefTheFox>
*fuck*
<ZefTheFox>
*fuck*L182[14:22:53] <Forecaster>
mwahaha
<Forecaster>
mwahahaL183[14:23:20] <ZefTheFox>
I got power back finally
<ZefTheFox>
I got power back finallyL184[14:28:16] <payonel> dequbed (and
Izaya): i've been using btrfs for about 5 years now, in a
raid
L185[14:28:23] <payonel> runs perfectly
well, never had an issue
L186[14:29:17] <dequbed> payonel: With
BTRFS being the RAID controller or on a LVM-/Hardware-/other
Software-Controller?
L187[14:31:05] *
Lizzy head-desks
L188[14:31:19] *
dequbed pat-pats Lizzy and gives her chocolate
L189[14:31:30] *
Lizzy purrs softly, nibbles chocolate
L190[14:31:56] <Lizzy> bloody Lua and it's
thing where an undefined variable is nil rather than an error
L191[14:32:02] <Lizzy> also fuck
typos
L192[14:32:46] <ZefTheFox>
*is confused*
<ZefTheFox>
*is confused*L193[14:32:46] <ZefTheFox>
lol
<ZefTheFox>
lolL194[14:33:53] <Lizzy> https://gist.github.com/LizzyTrickster/808dad54c97583b13d2b809fa580b65d
this bit of code was constantly erroring on line 4
L195[14:34:01] <Lizzy> and i couldn't work
out why
L196[14:34:14] <Lizzy> then i realised, it
wasn't using the variable defined above it
L197[14:34:25] <ZefTheFox>
lol
<ZefTheFox>
lolL198[14:34:28] <payonel> dequbed:
software, devices with btrfs format, mounted as pools by
kernel
L199[14:34:29] <Lizzy> because bgc is not
bcg
L200[14:34:43] <ZefTheFox>
Well that caused an error, so I don't get why you were mad about it
being nil
<ZefTheFox>
Well that caused an error, so I don't get why you were mad about it
being nilL201[14:34:45] <Mimiru> lysdexia!
L202[14:35:44] <dequbed> payonel: That has
nothing to do with what we were discussing. BTRFS has built-in RAID
capability. That part is what we were discussing. BTRFS *on* a RAID
is of course completely fine.
L203[14:35:56] <Lizzy> Because the error
was that setBackground() wanted a number but got a nil value. in
other languages (mainly python because that's what i use) trying to
use an undefined variable throws an error rather than interpreting
it as nil
L204[14:36:58] <payonel> dequbed: i dont
know what you mean by "built-in raid" versus what i'm
doing. i have to configured to mirror and stripe, thus raid
L205[14:37:06] <payonel> i have it*
L206[14:37:37] <ZefTheFox>
Well I don't really get how that's very different, the only
situation I see that would be in like printing
<ZefTheFox>
Well I don't really get how that's very different, the only
situation I see that would be in like printingL207[14:38:27] <Lizzy> i wasn't saying it
was different, i was annoyed that Lua was masking it with a
different error because of the way undefined variables equate to
nil
L208[14:39:27] <payonel> also, dequbed,
btrfs docs clearly state raid5/6 is where the issues are
L209[14:39:59] <payonel> anywho, i have to
grab a plane. laters
L210[14:41:15] <dequbed> payonel: I am
acutely aware. Thanks.
L211[14:45:18] *
CompanionCube disagrees with dequbed
L212[14:45:43] <dequbed> CompanionCube: On
what part?
L213[14:51:01] <CompanionCube> dequbed: on
RAID being best as a completely independent block-device
thing
L214[14:51:49] <CompanionCube> it doesn't
need to be part of the filesystem per se but cooperating and
integrating with one is useful
L215[14:53:51] <dequbed> CompanionCube:
You don't disagree even a bit. I never said that a FS shouldn't be
*aware* of RAID. Quite to the contrary a FS *must* be aware of the
specifics of the RAID it's on. But I like the approach of XFS more
than I like the approach of BTRFS in that regard.
L216[14:55:02] <dequbed> However, a few
aspects of a RAID (namely parity and striping) do translate quite
well into the FS-layer so a FS can quite efficiently implement
those features instead of relying on block-device RAID.
L217[14:55:45] <dequbed> As ZFS and BTRFS
have shown.
L218[14:58:34] <CompanionCube> indeed,
although I like the btrfs way of doing it less
L219[15:04:07] <CompanionCube> (see:
https://utcc.utoronto.ca/~cks/space/blog/linux/BtrfsCoreMistake)
L220[15:07:35] <Inari> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1pDM6fQUfJs ~
L221[15:07:36] <MichiBot> IOSYS -
Marisa Stole The Precious Thing (Full / 4k) | length: 4m
3s | Likes: 341 Dislikes:
3 Views: 12,497 | by
maciozo | Published On 1/4/2018
L222[15:13:44]
⇨ Joins: senopl (senopl!webchat@31.171.234.72)
L223[15:14:51] ⇦
Quits: senopl (senopl!webchat@31.171.234.72) (Client
Quit)
L224[15:40:09] <Mimiru> wow.. Verizon's
website suuucks...
L225[15:43:38] <Inari> %blame
Verizon
L226[15:43:39] *
MichiBot blames Verizon for E.T for Atari being
terrible!
L227[15:43:43] <Inari> %tonk
L228[15:43:43] <MichiBot> I'm sorry Inari,
you were not able to beat Forecaster's record of 3 hours, 49
minutes and 40 seconds this time.
L229[15:43:44] <MichiBot> 1 hour, 21
minutes and 3 seconds were wasted!
L230[15:43:48] <Inari> Lame
L231[15:50:09] <Forecaster>
waaah
<Forecaster>
waaahL232[15:51:20] <Inari> ?
L233[15:51:27] <Inari> %bap
Forecaster
L234[15:51:28] *
MichiBot baps Forecaster with the plush gunlance that shoots
confetti
L235[15:52:32] <Forecaster>
:P
<Forecaster>
:PL236[15:52:50] <Forecaster>
tonk is a game of opportunity
<Forecaster>
tonk is a game of opportunityL237[15:54:45] <MGR>
Tonkortunity
<MGR>
TonkortunityL238[15:55:06] <Inari> Tonkortoc
L239[16:04:11] <Inari> %inv add
tiktonk
L240[16:04:12] *
MichiBot summons 'tiktonk' and adds to her inventory. I could get
some good swings in with this.
L241[16:04:58] <Compu>
steam proton is doing pretty well
<Compu>
steam proton is doing pretty wellL242[16:07:09] <Kodos> Oh
ffs. HB has Horizons for 12 bucks, but Steam can't be arsed to
discount it
<Kodos> Oh
ffs. HB has Horizons for 12 bucks, but Steam can't be arsed to
discount itL243[16:09:26] <Inari> So buy it on
HB?
L244[16:09:47] <Kodos> I
only have steam credit
<Kodos> I
only have steam creditL245[16:09:59] <Kodos>
Unless HB takes that...
<Kodos>
Unless HB takes that...L246[16:10:50] <Inari> Why would you ever
have Steam credit
L247[16:12:19] <Forecaster>
to credit steam, duh
<Forecaster>
to credit steam, duhL248[16:17:03] <Inari> Credit where
credit's credit
L249[16:48:29]
⇨ Joins: SF-MC
(SF-MC!~EiraIRC@131-191-86-130.as.clicknet.org)
L250[16:59:39]
⇨ Joins: logan2611
(logan2611!~logan2611@71-218-63-106.hlrn.qwest.net)
L251[17:30:20] <Lizzy> %lua 1 % 2
L252[17:30:21] <MichiBot> 1
L253[17:30:30] <Lizzy> %lua 2 % 2
L254[17:30:30] <MichiBot> 0
L255[17:30:34] <Lizzy> %lua 10 % 2
L256[17:30:34] <MichiBot> 0
L257[17:30:37] <Lizzy> k
L258[17:31:14] <logan2611> definitely
correct
L259[17:49:42] ⇦
Quits: Inari (Inari!~Pinkishu@p4FC1E074.dip0.t-ipconnect.de) (Quit:
KVIrc 5.0.0 Aria http://www.kvirc.net/)
L260[19:33:19] <AmandaC> %tell Inari
TTigRaaS is amusing I liked it's "character creation"
setup premise being based off the dying thoughts
L261[19:33:20] <MichiBot> AmandaC: Inari
will be notified of this message when next seen.
L262[19:46:33] <MGR>
%tonk
<MGR>
%tonkL263[19:46:34] <MichiBot> MGR! You beat
Forecaster's previous record of 3 hours, 49 minutes and 40 seconds!
I hope you're happy!
L264[19:46:35] <MichiBot> MGR's new record
is 4 hours, 2 minutes and 50 seconds
L265[19:47:08] <CompanionCube> D:
L266[19:47:13] <CompanionCube> i
shouldn'tve waited
L267[19:49:21] <MGR> My
apologies
<MGR> My
apologiesL268[19:50:08] ⇦
Quits: Vexatos
(Vexatos!~Vexatos@p200300C107205E52919B7BC0CE67294F.dip0.t-ipconnect.de)
(Quit: Insert quantum chemistry joke here)
L269[20:12:15] ⇦
Quits: SF-MC (SF-MC!~EiraIRC@131-191-86-130.as.clicknet.org)
(Remote host closed the connection)
L270[20:26:46] ⇦
Quits: Icedream (Icedream!~icedream@212.83.173.97) (Remote host
closed the connection)
L271[20:34:37]
⇨ Joins: Icedream
(Icedream!~icedream@212.83.173.97)
L272[21:28:24] <AmandaC> %stab @MGR
L273[21:28:25] *
MichiBot stabs @MGR with Garlean donuts doing 6 damage
L274[21:28:33] <AmandaC> ...I SAID STAB
NOT FEED!
L275[21:28:47] *
AmandaC hrmphs, goes off to read the latest chapter of a web
novel
L276[21:57:31] <EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> i still zero idea with `That means OC now executes Lua
code roughly 70% faster than before.`
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> i still zero idea with `That means OC now executes Lua
code roughly 70% faster than before.`L277[21:59:28] <Izaya> Less aggressive
context switching due to yielding threads dynamically instead of
after a fixed number of cycles reduces overhead from context
switching
L278[22:01:39] <CompanionCube> wait, 70%
performance improvement?
L279[22:01:42] <CompanionCube> jesus
L280[22:01:50] <EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> OC 1.7.3 released
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> OC 1.7.3 releasedL281[22:04:53] <EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> I'm trying to related commit but can't T_T
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> I'm trying to related commit but can't T_TL282[22:05:00] <EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> *find related
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> *find relatedL283[22:10:35] <payonel> @"EcmaXp
(SkyBox)" you want the build or the code?
L284[22:10:44] <payonel> or the commit
sha?
L285[22:11:15] <Izaya> CompanionCube:
context switching is expensive
L286[22:32:42] <EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> the code
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> the codeL287[22:32:47] <EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> (filename)
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> (filename)L288[22:37:06] <EcmaXp>
change username
<EcmaXp>
change usernameL289[22:37:32] <EcmaXp>
@EcmaXp
<EcmaXp>
@EcmaXpL290[22:38:46] <EcmaXp>
https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/commit/cdfdb277f69d2543f10fc929d8beaf2fc0b91a91
?
<EcmaXp>
https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/commit/cdfdb277f69d2543f10fc929d8beaf2fc0b91a91
?L291[22:38:50] <EcmaXp>
replacing yield_all with yield_past to control stack yielding
<EcmaXp>
replacing yield_all with yield_past to control stack yieldingL292[22:40:58] <Mimiru> payonel detached
~20 minutes ago
L293[22:41:17] <EcmaXp>
thanks!
<EcmaXp>
thanks!L294[23:01:54] <CraigK> Hi,
is there any function to travel to a waypoint?
<CraigK> Hi,
is there any function to travel to a waypoint?L295[23:06:24] <payonel> @EcmaXp sorry,
i'm back now
L296[23:06:28] <payonel> what are you
looking for?
L297[23:06:38] <EcmaXp>
https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/commit/cdfdb277f69d2543f10fc929d8beaf2fc0b91a91
<EcmaXp>
https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/commit/cdfdb277f69d2543f10fc929d8beaf2fc0b91a91L298[23:06:43] <EcmaXp> may
i found correct commit
<EcmaXp> may
i found correct commitL299[23:06:48] <EcmaXp>
`replacing yield_all with yield_past to control stack
yielding`
<EcmaXp>
`replacing yield_all with yield_past to control stack
yielding`L300[23:08:44] <payonel> but what do you
want?
L301[23:08:54] <payonel> what are you
looking for? how am i to know that is the commit you wanted?
L302[23:09:23] <payonel> and why do you
care about yield_past? that's an internal kernel operation, used by
pipes and threads
L303[23:17:22] <Mimiru> Seems they're
wanting to know exactly how you made code execute faster.
L304[23:18:11] <payonel> oh, it was
actually asie. it's not that code executes faster, per se, it's
that we switch context (start/stop the lua thread) less often
L305[23:19:12] <payonel> asie wrote some
code that measures an approximation of the cpu speed of the host
and within a threshold chooses a more balance lua hook
L306[23:19:39] <payonel> the more hooks,
the more quickly we can suspend the lua thread but the slower the
lua context runs
L307[23:20:37] <payonel> this was that
change: https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/pull/2877
L308[23:22:16] <EcmaXp>
< reading PR
<EcmaXp>
< reading PRL309[23:27:56] <EcmaXp> so,
increase `hookInterval` -> less context switch -> incrase
execution speed
<EcmaXp> so,
increase `hookInterval` -> less context switch -> incrase
execution speedL310[23:28:30] <EcmaXp> I
found the wrong commit.
<EcmaXp> I
found the wrong commit.L311[23:28:42] <EcmaXp>
Thank you for your kindness.
<EcmaXp>
Thank you for your kindness.L312[23:59:58] <CompanionCube> %tonk
L313[23:59:58] <MichiBot> You got the
first Tonk CompanionCube, but this is only the beginning.