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<Kodos>
uwotL8[00:31:15] <Kodos> Oh
ffs
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L32[08:30:17] <ayangd> Can
somebody help me with this? Code Block pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/evamawaxac
<ayangd> Can
somebody help me with this? Code Block pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/evamawaxacL33[08:31:30] <ayangd> I
have done `lua Item.__index = Item`
<ayangd> I
have done `lua Item.__index = Item`L34[08:31:41] <ayangd> I
have done ```lua Item.__index = Item``` [Edited]
<ayangd> I
have done ```lua Item.__index = Item``` [Edited]L35[08:31:50] <ayangd> I
have done Code Block pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/qafuhegozi [Edited]
<ayangd> I
have done Code Block pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/qafuhegozi [Edited]L36[08:34:21] <AmandaC> And?
L37[08:34:46] <AmandaC> Not sure what
you're trying to accomplish with that
L38[08:36:52] <AmandaC> on multiple levels,
since a) That's not how you use metatables, and b) It'd not really
do anything useful even if it was
L39[08:37:15] <AmandaC> @ayangd ^
L40[08:37:42] <Bob> a is
nil
<Bob> a is
nilL41[08:37:49] <Bob> and
you can't search a key in nil
<Bob> and
you can't search a key in nilL42[08:38:07] <Bob> and i
highly doubt you need OOP in OC
<Bob> and i
highly doubt you need OOP in OCL43[08:38:13] <AmandaC> ... did Corded mess
up the bridging of those?
L44[08:38:20] <ayangd> Let
me push my newest change to github
<ayangd> Let
me push my newest change to githubL45[08:38:42] <AmandaC> All I see is
"I have done <pastebin link for the code
block>"
L47[08:39:58] <AmandaC> @Mimiru it appears
Corded doesn't work with multiple ``` blocks.
L48[08:40:23] <Bob>
```AmandaC time to test that then```
<Bob>
```AmandaC time to test that then```L49[08:40:31] <Bob>
```AmandaC do you see this one```
<Bob>
```AmandaC do you see this one```L50[08:40:39] <Bob>
```AmandaC and this one ?```
<Bob>
```AmandaC and this one ?```L51[08:40:44] *
AmandaC baps @Bob
L52[08:40:56] <Bob> got
the 3 ? ?
<Bob> got
the 3 ? ?L53[08:41:16] <AmandaC> @Mimiru oh wait, I
see now, No it's just mutiple messages
L54[08:41:51] <Izaya> https://imgur.com/xPYW0HY.png :|
L55[08:42:17] <AmandaC> Izaya: mew?
L56[08:44:17] <ayangd>
Message contained 4 or more newlines and was pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/sunejuxahe
<ayangd>
Message contained 4 or more newlines and was pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/sunejuxaheL57[08:44:54] <ayangd> Or
just view my files in github.com
<ayangd> Or
just view my files in github.comL58[08:45:38] <ayangd>
```te``````st```
<ayangd>
```te``````st```L59[08:46:33] <Bob> i
don't think its related with items
<Bob> i
don't think its related with itemsL60[08:47:04] <Bob> and
i'm not sure OOP is even needed for crafting
<Bob> and
i'm not sure OOP is even needed for craftingL61[08:47:25] <ayangd> The
OOP is for the big project
<ayangd> The
OOP is for the big projectL62[08:47:36] <Bob> in OC
OOP would be useless tbh
<Bob> in OC
OOP would be useless tbhL63[08:48:06] <ayangd> I
use it to keep track of my things
<ayangd> I
use it to keep track of my thingsL64[08:48:49] <ayangd>
Where without OOP, my `item` type can either be `table` or
`string`
<ayangd>
Where without OOP, my `item` type can either be `table` or
`string`L65[08:49:06] <Bob> items
are already items
<Bob> items
are already itemsL66[08:49:18] <Bob> you
don't need to create a class in OC, everything is already keep
track off i mean
<Bob> you
don't need to create a class in OC, everything is already keep
track off i meanL67[08:50:31] <Bob> well
keep it if you need
<Bob> well
keep it if you needL68[08:50:44] <ayangd>
Also, it's for readability too
<ayangd>
Also, it's for readability tooL69[08:50:56] <Bob> the
error you posted above is at line 104
<Bob> the
error you posted above is at line 104L70[08:51:00] <Bob> and
says a is not defined
<Bob> and
says a is not definedL71[08:51:05] <Bob> maybe
youre pumping nothing in it
<Bob> maybe
youre pumping nothing in itL72[08:54:18] <ayangd>
When I do Code Block pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/gogejiyecuWhere they both
has metatable and .__add() function, will it call Code Block
pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/ozujupivifor``lua
<ayangd>
When I do Code Block pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/gogejiyecuWhere they both
has metatable and .__add() function, will it call Code Block
pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/ozujupivifor``luaL73[08:54:33] <ayangd>
When I do Code Block pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/fupatadakaWhere they both
has metatable and .__add() function, will it call Code Block
pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/bexojosaqiorCode Block
pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/ixezitefof?
[Edited]
<ayangd>
When I do Code Block pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/fupatadakaWhere they both
has metatable and .__add() function, will it call Code Block
pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/bexojosaqiorCode Block
pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/ixezitefof?
[Edited]L74[08:54:50] <Bob> fix
your message, discord bugged out
<Bob> fix
your message, discord bugged outL75[08:54:58] <ayangd> I'm
trying...
<ayangd> I'm
trying...L76[08:55:19] <Bob> have
``` before and after
<Bob> have
``` before and afterL77[08:55:23] <ayangd>
Maybe because of __
<ayangd>
Maybe because of __L78[08:55:27] <Bob>
no
<Bob>
noL79[08:55:39] <ayangd> I'm
trying to type .__add()
<ayangd> I'm
trying to type .__add()L80[08:55:43] <Bob>
````lua local a = {__index = a}```
<Bob>
````lua local a = {__index = a}```L81[08:56:12] <ayangd>
When I do Code Block pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/yacojikimuWhere they both
has metatable and `.__add()` function, will it call Code Block
pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/roneyahupuorCode Block
pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/reruduqugo?
[Edited]
<ayangd>
When I do Code Block pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/yacojikimuWhere they both
has metatable and `.__add()` function, will it call Code Block
pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/roneyahupuorCode Block
pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/reruduqugo?
[Edited]L82[08:56:16] <Bob> ```lua
local a = {__index = a}``` [Edited]
<Bob> ```lua
local a = {__index = a}``` [Edited]L83[08:56:23] <Bob>
```local a = {__index = a}``` [Edited]
<Bob>
```local a = {__index = a}``` [Edited]L84[08:56:48] <ayangd>
When I do Code Block pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/avinivemuxWhere they both
has metatable and `.__add()` function, will it call Code Block
pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/teyovubeciorCode Block
pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/nejakeqanu?
<ayangd>
When I do Code Block pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/avinivemuxWhere they both
has metatable and `.__add()` function, will it call Code Block
pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/teyovubeciorCode Block
pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/nejakeqanu?L85[08:57:05] <ayangd>
There u go
<ayangd>
There u goL86[08:57:57] <Bob> i
think what it does it that it calls __add(self,otherValue) in this
case add(a,b)
<Bob> i
think what it does it that it calls __add(self,otherValue) in this
case add(a,b)L87[08:58:45] <ayangd> I
know, but
<ayangd> I
know, butL88[08:58:45] <ayangd> is
it calling `a.__add(c, d)` or b.__add(c, d)`?
<ayangd> is
it calling `a.__add(c, d)` or b.__add(c, d)`?L89[08:58:53] <ayangd> Not
again
<ayangd> Not
againL90[08:59:05] <ayangd> I
know, but
<ayangd> I
know, butL91[08:59:06] <ayangd> is
it calling `a.__add(c, d)` or `b.__add(c, d)`? [Edited]
<ayangd> is
it calling `a.__add(c, d)` or `b.__add(c, d)`? [Edited]L92[08:59:48] <AmandaC> It's calling
metatable.__add(a, b)
L93[09:00:22] <AmandaC> `self` in that
context won't be the object you put the metatable on
L94[09:01:35] <ayangd>
Which? a's metatable or b's metatable
<ayangd>
Which? a's metatable or b's metatableL95[09:01:35] <ayangd> In
this case, a's metatable and b's metatable is different
<ayangd> In
this case, a's metatable and b's metatable is differentL96[09:01:58] <AmandaC> the metatable
reference in the lua docs will probably tell you that
L97[09:02:11] <AmandaC> butI asume
whichever is on the left-hand side of the `+`
L98[09:02:16] <Bob> it
probably would be a metatable
<Bob> it
probably would be a metatableL99[09:02:41] <AmandaC> ~w metatable
methods
L100[09:02:41] <ocdoc> Predicted http://www.lua.org/manual/5.2/manual.html#pdf-getmetatable
L101[09:02:50] <AmandaC> nope
L102[09:03:17] <AmandaC> A quick skim says
this might help: http://lua-users.org/wiki/MetamethodsTutorial
L103[09:04:42] <ayangd>
```''If both operands are tables, the left table is checked before
the right table for the presence of an __add metaevent.
```Okay.
<ayangd>
```''If both operands are tables, the left table is checked before
the right table for the presence of an __add metaevent.
```Okay.L104[09:04:53] <ayangd>
```If both operands are tables, the left table is checked before
the right table for the presence of an __add metaevent. ```Okay.
[Edited]
<ayangd>
```If both operands are tables, the left table is checked before
the right table for the presence of an __add metaevent. ```Okay.
[Edited]L105[09:05:08] <Bob>
yea
<Bob>
yeaL106[09:05:11] <Bob> as i
thinked off
<Bob> as i
thinked offL107[09:05:36] <ayangd> Me
too
<ayangd> Me
tooL108[09:05:36] <ayangd>
Just to clarify
<ayangd>
Just to clarifyL109[09:13:32] <ayangd> Ok,
dumb me
<ayangd> Ok,
dumb meL110[09:13:32] <ayangd> I
was wandering why my item.__add() (right operand) is called, rather
that itemarray.__add() (left operand)
<ayangd> I
was wandering why my item.__add() (right operand) is called, rather
that itemarray.__add() (left operand)L111[09:13:33] <ayangd>
itemarray.__add() doesn't return anything.
<ayangd>
itemarray.__add() doesn't return anything.L112[09:13:35] <ayangd>
:p
<ayangd>
:pL113[09:13:48] <ayangd> Ok,
dumb me
<ayangd> Ok,
dumb meL114[09:13:49] <ayangd> I
was wandering why my `item.__add()` (right operand) is called,
rather that `itemarray.__add()` (left operand)
<ayangd> I
was wandering why my `item.__add()` (right operand) is called,
rather that `itemarray.__add()` (left operand)L115[09:13:49] <ayangd>
itemarray.__add() doesn't return anything. [Edited]
<ayangd>
itemarray.__add() doesn't return anything. [Edited]L116[09:21:59] <Inari> https://medium.com/commitlog/why-dark-gray-is-brighter-than-gray-on-the-web-cab5b933ec1a
L117[09:25:45] <AmandaC> Inari: https://twitter.com/zaichishka/status/1136878601356210176?s=19
L118[09:29:56] <Inari> Haha,
brilliant
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L122[10:21:21] <Z0idburg>
OOP is bad anyways
<Z0idburg>
OOP is bad anywaysL123[10:21:25] <Z0idburg>
@Bob
<Z0idburg>
@BobL124[10:21:35] <Inari> OOP Is okay at wht
it does
L125[10:21:53] <Z0idburg>
until projects get large
<Z0idburg>
until projects get largeL126[10:21:58] <Z0idburg>
then it gets really annoying
<Z0idburg>
then it gets really annoyingL127[10:22:14] <Inari> Wouldn't say so.
But whats the alternative?
L128[10:22:41] <Forecaster>
any large project is annoying
<Forecaster>
any large project is annoyingL129[10:23:02] <Inari> Thats why you turn
one large project into many small one Forecaster
L130[10:23:04] <Inari> Wiht
microservices
L131[10:24:20] <Z0idburg>
I'd say one of my largest cripes with OOP is this habbit of feeling
that throwing memory around with both data and functions in it is a
good idea. On top of that, inheritance is really messy.
<Z0idburg>
I'd say one of my largest cripes with OOP is this habbit of feeling
that throwing memory around with both data and functions in it is a
good idea. On top of that, inheritance is really messy.L132[10:24:46] <Z0idburg>
Once you get into hierarchies of recursive inheritance shit goes
everywhere
<Z0idburg>
Once you get into hierarchies of recursive inheritance shit goes
everywhereL133[10:25:06] <Inari> I think Generics is
the weirdest
L134[10:26:25] <Z0idburg>
What I realized is the things I do like about OOP is just the fact
that I have a referenced data structure
<Z0idburg>
What I realized is the things I do like about OOP is just the fact
that I have a referenced data structureL135[10:26:34] <Z0idburg>
which I can do without a giant OOP mechanism
<Z0idburg>
which I can do without a giant OOP mechanismL136[10:26:35] <ayangd>
Minecraft is a large project
<ayangd>
Minecraft is a large projectL137[10:27:00] <Z0idburg>
Minecraft is also a very very poor example of a good product when
it comes to the development aspect
<Z0idburg>
Minecraft is also a very very poor example of a good product when
it comes to the development aspectL138[10:27:01] <Z0idburg>
?
<Z0idburg>
?L139[10:27:30] <Inari> %search
L140[10:27:30] <MichiBot> Inari: Unknown
sub-command '' (Try: google, curseForge, wiki, urban, ann,
youtube)
L141[10:27:34] <Inari> %search urban
notchcode
L142[10:27:36] <MichiBot> Inari: https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=notchcode
- *notchcode - Urban Dictionary*: "Jan 18, 2011 ... Badly
written code, usually code thrown together and made to
work."
L143[10:27:49] <ayangd>
Windows too ?
<ayangd>
Windows too ?L144[10:28:04] <Z0idburg>
Most software period.
<Z0idburg>
Most software period.L145[10:28:09] <Inari> Not that Unix is
really better int hat
L146[10:28:26] <Z0idburg>
Linux is very bloated, it just isn't in the same lines as
Windows
<Z0idburg>
Linux is very bloated, it just isn't in the same lines as
WindowsL147[10:28:55] <Z0idburg>
If you do not believe me, sit down someday and read the LXR
<Z0idburg>
If you do not believe me, sit down someday and read the LXRL148[10:29:05] <Inari> Just that you'll
also run into bugs and spend tons of time trying to resolve
them
L149[10:29:12] <Z0idburg>
or download the whole shebang and look at the source manually
<Z0idburg>
or download the whole shebang and look at the source manuallyL150[10:29:14] <Inari> LXR?
L151[10:29:38] <Z0idburg>
Linux Cross Reference, it's a resource useful for following calls
and stuff around in the source code
<Z0idburg>
Linux Cross Reference, it's a resource useful for following calls
and stuff around in the source codeL152[10:31:35] <Inari> I need a better
flightstick fro E:
L153[10:31:36] <Inari> D
L154[10:32:06] <Forecaster>
flight or fightstick
<Forecaster>
flight or fightstickL156[10:32:40] <Inari> @Forecaster
both
L157[10:32:52] <AmandaC> %8ball try the
platforming again?
L158[10:32:53] <MichiBot> AmandaC: Without
a doubt
L159[10:32:56] <AmandaC> :(
L160[10:33:13] <AmandaC> fiiiinnneee
L161[10:34:50] <Z0idburg>
I'm not saying it's for everyone, but I will say that I do not for
a moment regret the fact that a couple years ago I ditched an OOP
design for my game engine for a declarative one instead
<Z0idburg>
I'm not saying it's for everyone, but I will say that I do not for
a moment regret the fact that a couple years ago I ditched an OOP
design for my game engine for a declarative one insteadL162[10:35:00] <Z0idburg>
It has given me a lot more freedom
<Z0idburg>
It has given me a lot more freedomL163[10:35:13] <Inari> How does that even
work
L164[10:36:18] <Z0idburg>
Basically, there are processes dedicated to doing nothing but
updating and delivering state.
<Z0idburg>
Basically, there are processes dedicated to doing nothing but
updating and delivering state.L165[10:36:27] <Z0idburg>
everything you do in the game modifies state somehow
<Z0idburg>
everything you do in the game modifies state somehowL166[10:36:41] <Z0idburg>
so all functionality of the game is always dependant on the current
state of the game
<Z0idburg>
so all functionality of the game is always dependant on the current
state of the gameL167[10:36:48] <Inari> But declarative
means you just tell it what you want, rather than how it should do
it?
L168[10:37:00] <Z0idburg>
Right.
<Z0idburg>
Right.L169[10:37:15] <Z0idburg>
So you have input state which is what you have
<Z0idburg>
So you have input state which is what you haveL170[10:37:27] <Z0idburg>
passed through functions that transform the data into what you want
it to become
<Z0idburg>
passed through functions that transform the data into what you want
it to becomeL171[10:37:44] <Inari> Hmm not sure that
fits my udnerstanding of delcarative, but no clue
L172[10:37:48] <Z0idburg>
Also don't forget that deep down at the very bottom level
declarative is made up of imperative
<Z0idburg>
Also don't forget that deep down at the very bottom level
declarative is made up of imperativeL173[10:40:48] <Inari> What i the
imperative part is OOP? :D
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L176[10:46:08] <MichiBot> Object
Oriented vs Functional Programming with TypeScript | length:
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L177[10:46:20] <Z0idburg>
back
<Z0idburg>
backL178[10:46:25] ⇦
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L179[10:47:07] <Z0idburg>
Well Inari the basic premise of OOP doesn't necessarily imply
imperative.
<Z0idburg>
Well Inari the basic premise of OOP doesn't necessarily imply
imperative.L180[10:51:12] <Z0idburg> I
do not inherently hate OOP as much as I dislike the kind of crap
people tend to do with it.
<Z0idburg> I
do not inherently hate OOP as much as I dislike the kind of crap
people tend to do with it.L181[10:51:39] <Z0idburg>
some of the principles of OOP design I use in my engine in its
functional areas
<Z0idburg>
some of the principles of OOP design I use in my engine in its
functional areasL182[10:51:51] <Z0idburg>
Except that I never mix code with data
<Z0idburg>
Except that I never mix code with dataL183[10:52:22] <Z0idburg> I
think data should always be kept separate and it is better to have
an object that is nothing but a structure of state
<Z0idburg> I
think data should always be kept separate and it is better to have
an object that is nothing but a structure of stateL184[10:52:34] <Z0idburg>
This is how Trotwood works for OC
<Z0idburg>
This is how Trotwood works for OCL185[10:52:51] <Z0idburg>
things like terminals etc, there's just a table of state data
passed to flat libraries
<Z0idburg>
things like terminals etc, there's just a table of state data
passed to flat librariesL186[10:53:20] <Z0idburg>
the only thing that pisses me off there is that if I modify tables
in Lua it modifies every instance of that table referenced
<Z0idburg>
the only thing that pisses me off there is that if I modify tables
in Lua it modifies every instance of that table referencedL187[10:53:39] <Z0idburg> I
think that is the worst mistake of the Lua dev team, they shuld
have made you require a sigil to reference a table.
<Z0idburg> I
think that is the worst mistake of the Lua dev team, they shuld
have made you require a sigil to reference a table.L188[11:00:32] <Bob> i
always keep data and functiosn appart aswell
<Bob> i
always keep data and functiosn appart aswellL189[11:01:12] <ayangd>
There are some ways to do it. Either recursively copy values, or
use OOP.
<ayangd>
There are some ways to do it. Either recursively copy values, or
use OOP.L190[11:01:13] <ayangd>
When you recursively copy values, you can't compare them
directly.
<ayangd>
When you recursively copy values, you can't compare them
directly.L191[11:01:13] <ayangd> In
OOP, you can make a metamethod to compare them directly.
<ayangd> In
OOP, you can make a metamethod to compare them directly.L192[11:01:41] <Bob> you
know you can have metamethods on data tables ?
<Bob> you
know you can have metamethods on data tables ?L193[11:02:15] <ayangd>
'data' tables?
<ayangd>
'data' tables?L194[11:02:21] <Bob> well
any tables
<Bob> well
any tablesL195[11:02:30] <ayangd>
Yea
<ayangd>
YeaL196[11:02:38] <ayangd>
`setmetatable`?
<ayangd>
`setmetatable`?L197[11:02:42] <Bob>
Ye
<Bob>
YeL198[11:02:46] <Bob> works
for anything
<Bob> works
for anythingL199[11:02:56] <Bob> In lua
its milited to tables only
<Bob> In lua
its milited to tables onlyL200[11:03:01] <Bob> C can
set type metatables
<Bob> C can
set type metatablesL201[11:03:32] <Bob> like
what you can do with ("Hello
Lua!"):match("%w*") will return
"Hello"
<Bob> like
what you can do with ("Hello
Lua!"):match("%w*") will return
"Hello"L202[11:03:55] <AmandaC> actually the
limitation to tables is an OC security/sandbox feature
L203[11:04:12] <Bob> well i
know there are some limitations
<Bob> well i
know there are some limitationsL204[11:04:18] <Bob> but i
dont know wich specifically
<Bob> but i
dont know wich specificallyL205[11:04:53] <AmandaC> normally you can
set a metatable on anything in lua, or C, OC restreicts it to
tables so you can't ecape the sandbox by, for example, putting a
metatable on the string class which is global for every lua
instance
L206[11:06:02] <Bob>
setmetatable in lua only sets a table metatable
<Bob>
setmetatable in lua only sets a table metatableL207[11:06:31] <ayangd> or
__metatable
<ayangd> or
__metatableL208[11:09:03]
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i need this in my life
L212[11:50:10] <Z0idburg>
fafuq
<Z0idburg>
fafuqL213[11:53:15] <Bob>
^
<Bob>
^L214[11:54:17] <CompanionCube>
%tonkout
L215[11:54:17] <MichiBot> I'm sorry
CompanionCube, you were not able to beat Kodos's record of 11
hours, 44 minutes and 38 seconds this time. 11 hours, 23 minutes
and 25 seconds were wasted! Missed by 21 minutes and 12
seconds!
L216[11:54:36] <CompanionCube>
godddammit
L217[11:56:08] <Z0idburg> I
find metamethods horrible
<Z0idburg> I
find metamethods horribleL218[11:56:11] <Z0idburg>
@Bob ^
<Z0idburg>
@Bob ^L219[11:56:16] <Z0idburg> I
avoid them
<Z0idburg> I
avoid themL220[11:56:24] <Bob> i do
try avoiding
<Bob> i do
try avoidingL221[11:56:32] <bad at
vijya> metamethods are godlike in the right places
<bad at
vijya> metamethods are godlike in the right placesL222[11:56:46] <bad at
vijya> i use `__index` all the time
<bad at
vijya> i use `__index` all the timeL223[11:56:50] <bad at
vijya> :^)
<bad at
vijya> :^)L224[11:56:57] <Bob>
^
<Bob>
^L225[11:57:02] <Bob> yea
but still
<Bob> yea
but stillL226[11:57:10] <Z0idburg>
its just another way to mix data and code
<Z0idburg>
its just another way to mix data and codeL227[11:57:28] <Z0idburg>
Why not create a function that proxifies this behavior as part of
some standard library
<Z0idburg>
Why not create a function that proxifies this behavior as part of
some standard libraryL228[11:57:47] <Z0idburg>
they're already slow to begin with
<Z0idburg>
they're already slow to begin withL229[11:58:38] <Z0idburg> I
just think that, when you do a = {1,2 , 3} and you pass a to
function foo
<Z0idburg> I
just think that, when you do a = {1,2 , 3} and you pass a to
function fooL230[11:58:44] <Z0idburg>
if foo modifies the table a
<Z0idburg>
if foo modifies the table aL231[11:58:50] <Z0idburg>
it shouldn't modify the original, EVER.
<Z0idburg>
it shouldn't modify the original, EVER.L232[11:58:59] <Z0idburg>
you should have to esxplicitly specify that behavior
<Z0idburg>
you should have to esxplicitly specify that behaviorL233[11:59:21] <Z0idburg>
either using a function or sigil or other feature of the
language
<Z0idburg>
either using a function or sigil or other feature of the
languageL234[11:59:29] <Z0idburg>
perhaps even a keyword
<Z0idburg>
perhaps even a keywordL235[11:59:50] <Z0idburg>
This behavior is making development of Trotwood a bit difficult in
some areas
<Z0idburg>
This behavior is making development of Trotwood a bit difficult in
some areasL236[12:00:08] <Z0idburg>
because I have to waste time using Lua to transmit shared messages
by value.
<Z0idburg>
because I have to waste time using Lua to transmit shared messages
by value.L237[12:00:16] <Z0idburg>
when the core could be doing it for me
<Z0idburg>
when the core could be doing it for meL238[12:01:12] <bad at
vijya> ah
<bad at
vijya> ahL239[12:01:21] <bad at
vijya> see, with my kernel and all in OC
<bad at
vijya> see, with my kernel and all in OCL240[12:01:40] <bad at
vijya> i've been using some hackery with metatables
<bad at
vijya> i've been using some hackery with metatablesL241[12:10:15] ⇦
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L243[12:40:20] <Inari> But Satan is a
guy
L244[12:50:48] <Forecaster>
Satan is made up :P
<Forecaster>
Satan is made up :PL245[12:51:01] <Inari> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7CCH49Tohs
L246[12:51:02] <MichiBot> San Andreas
Intro (except voiced by lolis) | length: 3m 18s | Likes:
55,001 Dislikes: 887 Views: 552,013 | by Mox ಠ ᴥ ಠ
| Published On 22/5/2019
L247[12:51:12] <Forecaster>
it can be anything, but I don't see what that has to do with the
image
<Forecaster>
it can be anything, but I don't see what that has to do with the
imageL248[13:03:20] <Inari> I mean, the
originla connection to Satan wasn't exactyl related either
L249[13:03:33] <Lizzy> urghh, fucking
gtav
L250[13:03:37] <Inari> Heh
L251[13:03:50] <Lizzy> i've already
completed the fucking prologue, let me go online ffs
L252[13:03:57] <Inari> I still wantt o
play that game someday, but I'm super not interested in its story
and hasn't gone on like a 5 euro sale yet
L253[13:04:24] <Lizzy> i haven't actually
played any of the story but the required amount to get into
online
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L255[13:08:59] <Lizzy> 5 minutes later and
it's still quitting the fucking online session
L256[13:09:19] <Lizzy> why is this game
still a giant heap of shit years after launch.///
L257[13:09:28] <Forecaster>
I have gtaV but I haven't played it
<Forecaster>
I have gtaV but I haven't played itL258[13:09:37] ⇦
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L259[13:10:34] <bad at
vijya> never had problems with gta online
<bad at
vijya> never had problems with gta onlineL260[13:10:43] <bad at
vijya> even on my old Q6600
<bad at
vijya> even on my old Q6600L261[13:11:04] <Lizzy> OH
L262[13:11:14] <Lizzy> so fucking quitting
the game went instantly
L263[13:12:38] <bad at
vijya> lmao
<bad at
vijya> lmaoL264[13:13:28]
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L265[13:13:34] <AdorableCatgirl>
lmao
L266[13:13:57] <Bob> just
why
<Bob> just
whyL267[13:14:02] <Bob> why
are we here
<Bob> why
are we hereL268[13:14:04] <Bob> just
to suffer
<Bob> just
to sufferL269[13:14:17] <nos> Also to pet the
cats.
L270[13:14:17] <Forecaster>
I'm here for the sillyness myself
<Forecaster>
I'm here for the sillyness myselfL271[13:14:26] <Forecaster>
%sip random
<Forecaster>
%sip randomL272[13:14:27] <MichiBot> You drink a
bubbly röd potion (New!). Dramatic music briefly plays in the
distance.
L273[13:14:39] <Forecaster>
touché MichiBot
<Forecaster>
touché MichiBotL274[13:14:53] <Bob> Oh
non
<Bob> Oh
nonL275[13:15:11]
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L276[13:15:56] <Lizzy> "running a
benchmark test requires the game to restart after
completion".... what the fuc?
L277[13:16:18] <Forecaster>
maybe it changes the settings afterwards from the test
<Forecaster>
maybe it changes the settings afterwards from the testL278[13:16:24] <AdorableCatgirl>
probably
L279[13:17:57] <AdorableCatgirl>
uwu owo uwu
L280[13:18:06] <AdorableCatgirl> or wait
was it the other way around
L281[13:18:10] <Bob> hell
na
<Bob> hell
naL282[13:18:49] <AdorableCatgirl> oh bold
text doesn't work through the bot
L283[13:19:30] <Bob> it
removes the formating i suppose
<Bob> it
removes the formating i supposeL284[13:20:23] <AdorableCatgirl> i
guess
L285[13:20:29] <AdorableCatgirl> lemme try
it from the other way lmao
L286[13:20:41] <bad at
vijya> **holy fuck i want die**
<bad at
vijya> **holy fuck i want die**L287[13:20:46] <AdorableCatgirl> nope
lmao
L288[13:21:00] <nos> hmm
L289[13:21:07] <nos> \b butts
L290[13:21:26] <nos> no... I don't
remember...
L291[13:21:51] <AdorableCatgirl>
ctrl-b
L292[13:22:02] <nos> thicc
butt
L293[13:22:02] <Bob> why
youre on discord and IRC at the same time
<Bob> why
youre on discord and IRC at the same timeL294[13:22:04] <Bob>
:GWjiangoOmegaLUL:
<Bob>
:GWjiangoOmegaLUL:L295[13:22:07] <nos> \o/
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L297[13:22:40] <AdorableCatgirl> i'm about
to launch vijya
L298[13:22:52] <AdorableCatgirl> and i
only have so much dedodated wam
L299[13:23:07] <Bob>
download more ram
<Bob>
download more ramL300[13:23:07] <nos> test
L301[13:23:09] <Bob>
smh
<Bob>
smhL302[13:24:42]
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L304[13:25:51] <AdorableCatgirl> haha the
colors worked
L305[13:26:13] <AdorableCatgirl> irssi is
pretty comfy tbh
L306[13:26:56] <Forecaster>
%rainbow irssi is great
<Forecaster>
%rainbow irssi is greatL308[13:27:37] <AdorableCatgirl> wow
L309[13:27:42] <AdorableCatgirl>
okay
L310[13:27:45] <AdorableCatgirl> i spent
all that time
L311[13:27:50] <AdorableCatgirl> typing it
out myself
L312[13:28:07] <nos> you also forgot
'to'
L313[13:28:14] <AdorableCatgirl> nah
L314[13:28:16] <AdorableCatgirl> to is not
needed
L315[13:28:25] <nos> unless you mean the
kind of die that you roll
L316[13:28:45] <AdorableCatgirl> sometimes
you only have so many characters
L317[13:29:16] <AdorableCatgirl> one of
these days i'm gonna load up on coffee and make a long range radio
mod for OC
L318[13:29:23] <AdorableCatgirl> or make
an adapter for ICBM
L319[13:29:29] <AdorableCatgirl> either
one really
L320[13:29:56] <Forecaster>
long range radio?
<Forecaster>
long range radio?L321[13:29:58] <nos> Like a ham radio
packet network?
L322[13:30:16] <nos> Would be neat to
build antennas.
L323[13:30:55] <AdorableCatgirl> yea
L324[13:31:08] <AdorableCatgirl> idea is
the antennas are multiblock structures
L325[13:31:30] <nos> That would be
cool
L327[13:31:51] <nos> and if you forget
lightning protection things go boom
L328[13:33:21] <AdorableCatgirl> yes and
no @Forecaster
L329[13:35:09] <nos> That's like a
microwave link.
L330[13:35:17] <AdorableCatgirl> yea
L331[13:35:53] <AdorableCatgirl> too bad i
can't into java anymore
L332[13:37:25] <nos> Kotlin looks
interesting.
L333[13:38:22] <AdorableCatgirl> eh
L334[13:39:59] <AdorableCatgirl> tbh i
might just hop on my desktop
L335[13:40:22] <AdorableCatgirl> play
either some csno, gta online, or space engineers
L336[13:40:36] <Bob> c s n
o ?
<Bob> c s n
o ?L337[13:40:59] <Forecaster>
I'ma play some Elite
<Forecaster>
I'ma play some EliteL338[13:41:09] <Bob>
*studying maths*
<Bob>
*studying maths*L339[13:41:12] <AdorableCatgirl> yea
L340[13:41:13] <AdorableCatgirl>
csno
L341[13:42:01] <AdorableCatgirl> also i
need to get to planning all the stuff i'm gonna do to my qt little
minipickup
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L343[13:44:47] <Adorable-Catgirl> yea now
i'm on my desktop
L344[13:44:55] <nos> What kinda maths,
Bob?
L345[13:45:02] <Adorable-Catgirl> running
wangblows
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L347[13:46:14] <Adorable-Catgirl> hey
gamers
L348[13:46:57] <Adorable-Catgirl> tbh the
arc dark theme on windows just werks
L349[13:47:16] <Forecaster>
who
<Forecaster>
whoL350[13:47:25] <Adorable-Catgirl> who
what
L352[13:49:23] <nos> hm?
L353[13:58:12] <Bob> video
games apeal to the male fantasy, and gaming is bad
<Bob> video
games apeal to the male fantasy, and gaming is badL354[13:58:29] <Bob> i want
to kill someone after a game of Nintendogs
<Bob> i want
to kill someone after a game of NintendogsL355[14:01:51]
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L357[14:13:55] <Inari> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJi0Y9UzLBs
L358[14:13:55] <MichiBot> Going off the
Beaten Path in Germany | length: 9m 18s | Likes:
2,003 Dislikes: 21 Views: 36,158 | by Andrew Smith
| Published On 13/5/2019
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L360[14:51:00] <Inari> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Kt2gfrJuBM
L361[14:51:00] <MichiBot> How to Beat a
Walmart Security Tag | length: 3m 4s | Likes:
187,846 Dislikes: 36,697 Views: 12,892,110 | by Nick
Robinson | Published On 18/12/2016
L362[15:06:57] <AmandaC> Inari: watching
E3 right now, but my mind imagines that as someone attempting, then
just taking it to the register to buy it and postin that
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L365[15:25:44] <Kodos> gg,
cc
<Kodos> gg,
ccL366[15:26:53] <Bob>
gc
<Bob>
gcL367[15:29:20] <Adorable-Catgirl>
gcc
L368[15:29:48] <Bob>
cgg
<Bob>
cggL369[15:35:41] ⇦
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L373[17:00:28] <Forecaster>
%sip random
<Forecaster>
%sip randomL374[17:00:29] <MichiBot> You drink a
bubbly radiation potion (New!). The bottle turns into a
spear.
L375[17:07:25] <Adorable-Catgirl> o o p
s
L376[17:07:35] <Adorable-Catgirl> i got a
2h cooldown after tking a teammate in csgo
L377[17:07:54] <Forecaster>
"by accident" :P
<Forecaster>
"by accident" :PL378[17:11:08] <Adorable-Catgirl>
nah
L379[17:11:11] <Adorable-Catgirl> not on
accident
L380[17:14:16] <Adorable-Catgirl> hearing
"crybaby silver" after watching the dude it's coming from
take an AWP to the head at the other bombsite each round gets
tiring quick
L381[17:15:11] <Adorable-Catgirl> finna go
back to working on tsuki
L382[17:15:16] <Adorable-Catgirl> i have
exams tomorrow
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L390[18:14:45] <ben_mkiv> there wasnt a
way to have a remote component, like an adapter on a bridge?!
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L392[18:15:01] <ben_mkiv> wireless
bridge^
L393[18:16:31] <Forecaster>
there is
<Forecaster>
there isL394[18:16:57] <ben_mkiv> which is?
L395[18:19:51] <Forecaster>
MFU thingy
<Forecaster>
MFU thingyL396[18:20:17] <ben_mkiv> oh, know how far
they can be away?
L397[18:20:54] <Forecaster>
only like 2 blocks or something
<Forecaster>
only like 2 blocks or somethingL398[18:21:13] <ben_mkiv> well....
L399[18:27:36] <Forecaster>
you could fit it down a well
<Forecaster>
you could fit it down a wellL400[18:27:48] <Forecaster>
you could use it in a tree
<Forecaster>
you could use it in a treeL401[18:27:57] <Forecaster>
I'm not going to try to rhyme
<Forecaster>
I'm not going to try to rhymeL402[18:28:47] <ben_mkiv> well, my build
doesnt allow that, without going over 2-3 chunks
L403[18:30:21] <AmandaC> You can uyp the
limit in the config
L404[18:30:29] <AmandaC> I set it to
something like 128 in my pack
L405[18:30:47] <ben_mkiv> imma make a
bridge device anyways later xD
L406[18:31:05] <Forecaster>
link cards
<Forecaster>
link cardsL407[18:31:16] <ben_mkiv> yea thats what
im going to use to link them
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L410[19:03:27] <bad at
vijya> :GWomoDrakeYea:
<bad at
vijya> :GWomoDrakeYea:L411[19:41:01] <bad at
vijya> wait
<bad at
vijya> waitL412[19:41:01] <bad at
vijya> so
<bad at
vijya> soL413[19:41:06] <bad at
vijya> with the tier 3 data card
<bad at
vijya> with the tier 3 data cardL414[19:41:29] <bad at
vijya> what is the `userdata` for the key in the ecdsa
call
<bad at
vijya> what is the `userdata` for the key in the ecdsa
callL415[19:42:04] <bad at
vijya> oh i'm dumb lmao
<bad at
vijya> oh i'm dumb lmaoL416[19:52:38] <Izaya> hey
L417[19:52:41] <Izaya> if windows is so
good
L418[19:52:45] <Izaya> why is there a
windows 2
L419[20:27:48] <AmandaC> Izaya there is.
At least, I assume so, since there's a Windows 3.1
L420[20:27:58] <AmandaC> Which implies the
existence of a windows 3 as well
L421[20:28:05] <Izaya> AmandaC: that's
what I said though
L422[20:28:08] <Izaya> if windows is so
good
L423[20:28:10] <Izaya> why is there a
windows 2
L424[20:28:10] <AmandaC> oh
L425[20:28:15] <AmandaC> I can read,
honest
L426[20:29:32] <Izaya> https://imgur.com/SZsS61B.png r8 build
L427[20:29:51] <AmandaC> i r8 8/8 m8
L428[20:30:09] <AmandaC> ( I have no
ides,I just wanted to make that lame joke )
L429[20:30:56] <Izaya> thank
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L434[22:29:55] <EveryOS> If
I wanted to quickly put buffer data to the screen? `setViewport`
and `copy` look like they might work, but let's say I had a
preexisting buffer, is there any way I could format that and put it
on screen? `set` is uber-slow.
<EveryOS> If
I wanted to quickly put buffer data to the screen? `setViewport`
and `copy` look like they might work, but let's say I had a
preexisting buffer, is there any way I could format that and put it
on screen? `set` is uber-slow.L435[22:30:08] ⇦
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L436[22:30:59] <EveryOS> ~w
buffer
<EveryOS> ~w
bufferL437[22:31:00] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/api:buffer
L438[22:31:46] <EveryOS>
Ok, just thought I would try
<EveryOS>
Ok, just thought I would tryL439[22:31:46] <EveryOS>
?
<EveryOS>
?L440[22:33:16] ⇦
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L441[22:33:19] <EveryOS>
Someone on another discord had said `you should be able to split
the buffer up into lines and send each one as a set command`, but I
do not see any function for that on the wiki
<EveryOS>
Someone on another discord had said `you should be able to split
the buffer up into lines and send each one as a set command`, but I
do not see any function for that on the wikiL442[22:33:41] <EveryOS> So
I was asking here...
<EveryOS> So
I was asking here...L443[22:35:25] <EveryOS>
Ok, I see set supports multiple characters, but I am still
wandering for something better?
<EveryOS>
Ok, I see set supports multiple characters, but I am still
wandering for something better?L444[22:35:47] <EveryOS>
Ok, I see `set` supports multiple characters, but I am still
wandering for something better? [Edited]
<EveryOS>
Ok, I see `set` supports multiple characters, but I am still
wandering for something better? [Edited]L445[22:43:47]
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L446[23:03:31] <Kodos> How
much of the screen will change per update?
<Kodos> How
much of the screen will change per update?L447[23:30:12] ⇦
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