L1[00:13:54] 
<bad at
vijya> Izaya: so, blt2 is happening
<bad at
vijya> Izaya: so, blt2 is happeningL2[00:14:21] <bad at
vijya> recursive tables are now supported
<bad at
vijya> recursive tables are now supportedL3[00:17:53] <bad at
vijya> and lots of under the hood changes
<bad at
vijya> and lots of under the hood changesL4[00:18:12] <bad at
vijya> it's a completely new format tbh, i just like the name so
i'm keeping it
<bad at
vijya> it's a completely new format tbh, i just like the name so
i'm keeping itL5[00:26:43] <bad at
vijya> mmm, maybe i shouldn't keep doing the same jank i've
always done
<bad at
vijya> mmm, maybe i shouldn't keep doing the same jank i've
always doneL6[00:26:56] <bad at
vijya> maybe i should completely reengineer it
<bad at
vijya> maybe i should completely reengineer itL7[01:09:39] <MichiBot> Lizzy REMINDER:
renew domain
L8[01:19:51] <Michiyo>
Damn it, I can't get this machine to even boot NVMe with Clover
installed on a flash drive :(
<Michiyo>
Damn it, I can't get this machine to even boot NVMe with Clover
installed on a flash drive :(L9[01:25:44] <Vaur>
%tonk
<Vaur>
%tonkL10[01:25:45] <MichiBot> Boo-yah! Vaur!
You beat Forecaster's previous record of 59 minutes and 36 seconds
(By 27 minutes and 56 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L11[01:25:46] <MichiBot> Vaur's new record
is 1 hour, 27 minutes and 33 seconds! Vaur also gained 0.00047 tonk
points for stealing the tonk. Position #1.
L12[01:26:32] <Vaur> mmm,
not a good tonk 😐
<Vaur> mmm,
not a good tonk 😐L13[02:03:16] <Z0idberg>
Wombats are the best thing since shitting bricks
<Z0idberg>
Wombats are the best thing since shitting bricksL14[02:13:56] <Michiyo>
Ok, so it boots windows via Clover, but not TrueNAS
<Michiyo>
Ok, so it boots windows via Clover, but not TrueNASL15[03:06:08] <bad at
vijya> neat, table flattening works
<bad at
vijya> neat, table flattening worksL16[03:06:09] <bad at
vijya> now let's see if i can make it work in reverse
<bad at
vijya> now let's see if i can make it work in reverseL17[03:09:11] ⇦
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L19[03:37:44] <bad at
vijya> hm, now that i have flattened tables
<bad at
vijya> hm, now that i have flattened tablesL20[03:38:09] <bad at
vijya> i could use the stuff i was originally planning for BLTv2
to make this monstrosity work lmao
<bad at
vijya> i could use the stuff i was originally planning for BLTv2
to make this monstrosity work lmaoL22[04:40:39] *
Amanda tucks in around Elfi, eyes the pile of tireds she found
wearily
L23[04:40:43] <Amanda> Night nerds
L24[04:43:35] <Izaya> bad_at_vijya: does
that mean more bacon and lettuce, or more tomato?
L25[05:00:31] <bad at
vijya> Izaya: bacon, because tables are now flat like
bacon
<bad at
vijya> Izaya: bacon, because tables are now flat like
baconL26[05:00:39] <bad at
vijya> just
<bad at
vijya> justL27[05:00:48] <bad at
vijya> crinkles
<bad at
vijya> crinklesL28[05:15:38] <CompanionCube> %tonk
L29[05:15:38] <MichiBot> By my throth!
CompanionCube! You beat Vaur's previous record of 1 hour, 27
minutes and 33 seconds (By 2 hours, 22 minutes and 20 seconds)! I
hope you're happy!
L30[05:15:39] <MichiBot> CompanionCube's
new record is 3 hours, 49 minutes and 53 seconds! CompanionCube
also gained 0.00474 (0.00237 x 2) tonk points for stealing the
tonk. Position #2. Need 0.0645414 more points to pass Vaur!
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L32[05:22:10] <Izaya> nice
L33[05:22:46] <Izaya> so I've been playing
ARK again https://imgur.com/Ih9ZXeI.png
L34[06:38:40] <Ariri> %remindme 12h finish
all the docs for the ARG (pekodam, time runners, tommyinnit) and
read scrollback for new TR info + sidequest compile
L35[06:38:40] <MichiBot> I'll tell you
"finish all the docs for the ARG (pekodam, time runners,
tommyinnit) and read scrollback for new TR info + sidequest
compile" in 12h at 03/23/2021 06:38:40 PM
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L38[06:42:59] <tShaw> IS
there an OpenComputers emulator, just like CCEmuX?
<tShaw> IS
there an OpenComputers emulator, just like CCEmuX?L40[06:45:56] <bad at
vijya> Izaya: lmao, wanna know the reason for BLTv2?
<bad at
vijya> Izaya: lmao, wanna know the reason for BLTv2?L41[06:46:37] <bad at
vijya> because Lunar Station uses them for a lot of resource
files
<bad at
vijya> because Lunar Station uses them for a lot of resource
filesL42[06:46:52] <bad at
vijya> BLT structures, that is
<bad at
vijya> BLT structures, that isL43[06:47:19] <bad at
vijya> it's wacky
<bad at
vijya> it's wackyL44[06:52:44] <CompanionCube> tShaw:
multiple
L45[06:52:46] <Izaya> mildly cursed but
neat
L46[06:53:09] <Izaya> tShaw: https://github.com/payonel/ocvm/
L48[07:03:58] <MichiBot> Dio Shrimps
| length: 35s | Likes: 4,778
Dislikes: 10 Views: 17,649 |
by DuDuL | Published On 22/3/2021
L49[07:33:15] <CompanionCube> Izaya: so
microsoft may or may not buy discord
L50[07:35:30] <Forecaster> %tonk
<Forecaster> %tonkL51[07:35:31] <MichiBot> I'm sorry
Forecaster, you were not able to beat CompanionCube's record of 3
hours, 49 minutes and 53 seconds this time. 2 hours, 19 minutes and
52 seconds were wasted! Missed by 1 hour and 30 minutes!
L52[07:39:35] <Izaya> ... That's
exceedingly conflicting.
L53[07:39:48] <Izaya> On one hand, Discord
being managed by literally anyone but Discord would be good.
L54[07:40:04] <Izaya> On the other hand,
they lifted their tactics straight from 90s-2000s microsoft
L55[07:45:28] <bad at
vijya> lmao
<bad at
vijya> lmaoL56[07:46:02] <bad at
vijya> BLTv2 has tag flags, and most aren't filled out
<bad at
vijya> BLTv2 has tag flags, and most aren't filled outL57[07:46:11] <bad at
vijya> but one of them, tag_flags.internal is pretty neat
<bad at
vijya> but one of them, tag_flags.internal is pretty neatL58[07:46:49] <bad at
vijya> it means the four bits that normally specify the width of
the int that holds the size of the tag are actually the size of the
tag
<bad at
vijya> it means the four bits that normally specify the width of
the int that holds the size of the tag are actually the size of the
tagL59[07:46:58] <bad at
vijya> really nice for ints and short strings and stuff
<bad at
vijya> really nice for ints and short strings and stuffL60[08:04:53] <CompanionCube> Izaya: it
would be more conflicted if i had strong feelings about
microsoft....but i don't.
L61[08:26:45] <bad at
vijya> i dunno why it's internalling strings over 16 characters
in length
<bad at
vijya> i dunno why it's internalling strings over 16 characters
in lengthL62[08:26:46] <bad at
vijya> wack
<bad at
vijya> wackL63[08:27:14] <bad at
vijya> *over 15 characters
<bad at
vijya> *over 15 charactersL64[08:29:21] <bad at
vijya> oh i forgot to actually write the strings out
<bad at
vijya> oh i forgot to actually write the strings outL65[08:29:23] <bad at
vijya> lmao
<bad at
vijya> lmaoL66[08:41:48] <Lizzy> dammit past Lizzy,
why you tell michibot to remind you to renew a domain but not which
domain to renew?
L67[08:42:06] <bad at
vijya> at least a BLTv2 decoder is uh...decently small, i
guess
<bad at
vijya> at least a BLTv2 decoder is uh...decently small, i
guessL68[08:42:31] <bad at
vijya> the biggest part is the table unflattener, it seems
<bad at
vijya> the biggest part is the table unflattener, it seemsL69[08:51:46] <bad at
vijya> mwahahaha
<bad at
vijya> mwahahahaL70[08:51:48] <bad at
vijya> god, it's huge
<bad at
vijya> god, it's hugeL71[08:51:55] <bad at
vijya> 6.2k
<bad at
vijya> 6.2kL72[08:53:49] ⇨
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L76[09:25:22] <bad at
vijya> well
<bad at
vijya> wellL77[09:25:27] <bad at
vijya> got BLTv2 to work in LuaJIT
<bad at
vijya> got BLTv2 to work in LuaJITL78[09:25:36] <bad at
vijya> i'll get a Lua 5.3 version working soon enough
<bad at
vijya> i'll get a Lua 5.3 version working soon enoughL79[09:25:48] <bad at
vijya> with more fancy features
<bad at
vijya> with more fancy featuresL80[09:28:19] <Saphire> Oh hey found OC2
v:
L81[09:46:32] <Vaur>
%sip
<Vaur>
%sipL82[09:46:32] <MichiBot> You drink a
sedimented void potion (New!). A giant boulder is rolling towards
Vaur! They fail to evade it with a 3 vs DC 15 and takes 1d6 =>
1 damage.
L84[09:55:57] <Corded>
<Saphire> Hello darkness my old friend..
<Corded>
<Saphire> Hello darkness my old friend..L85[10:09:42] <Wattana>
what's the default beep duration for computers in oc?
<Wattana>
what's the default beep duration for computers in oc?L86[10:10:17] <Wattana>
>Saphire: *sigh*
<Wattana>
>Saphire: *sigh*L87[10:10:18] <Wattana> I
would start working on a massive electricity farm or somethin if
that were to happen to me
<Wattana> I
would start working on a massive electricity farm or somethin if
that were to happen to meL88[10:11:03] ⇦
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L89[10:12:21] <Izaya> like 0.5s?
L90[10:13:09] <Wattana> i
tested it out and it would seem to be 0.1s. thx for the help
though
<Wattana> i
tested it out and it would seem to be 0.1s. thx for the help
thoughL91[10:13:41] <Wattana> I
am trying to use CSharp.lua with OC. Got the build and demo code
working but I have to make dummy classes and methods for the
compiler not to error out
<Wattana> I
am trying to use CSharp.lua with OC. Got the build and demo code
working but I have to make dummy classes and methods for the
compiler not to error outL92[10:14:14] <Corded>
<Saphire> >Wattana: I would start working on a massive
electricity fa…
<Corded>
<Saphire> >Wattana: I would start working on a massive
electricity fa…L93[10:14:14] <Corded>
<Saphire> It... has a creative energy block <.<
<Corded>
<Saphire> It... has a creative energy block <.<L94[10:15:13] <Wattana>
~~supernatural powers~~
<Wattana>
~~supernatural powers~~L95[10:52:31] <Vaur>
%sip
<Vaur>
%sipL96[10:52:31] <MichiBot> You drink a
simulated jumbonium potion (New!). The bottle turns into a lime
bow.
L97[11:10:31] <Vampyre> creative energy is
just not enough for OC2... Maybe try 2? ;-)
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L101[11:29:01] <t20kdc> Izaya: A match
made in the pits of the Nether.
L102[11:30:01] <Amanda> Like blackjack,
and fishermen?
L103[11:30:19] <Amanda> Oh, I was scrolled
up
L104[12:01:28] <Izaya> took me a
minute
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L106[13:15:03] <dequbed> Izaya: I'd call
Ark "Excel: the game" but I think it's just you that
plays it that way. :P
L107[13:15:59] <dequbed> Besides,
"Excel: The Game" has to go to X3 which is basically
Spreadsheets but they occasionally fight themselves and you get
pretty laser shows.
L108[13:16:35] <Izaya> Could I interest
you in Eve Online?
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L110[13:17:26] <dequbed> Nah thanks
L111[13:18:59] <dequbed> Eve Online is the
kind of game I'd probably enjoy too much
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L113[13:36:59] <Forecaster> %tonk
<Forecaster> %tonkL114[13:37:00] <MichiBot> Eureka!
Forecaster! You beat CompanionCube's previous record of 3 hours,
49 minutes and 53 seconds (By 2 hours, 11 minutes and 34 seconds)!
I hope you're happy!
L115[13:37:01] <MichiBot> Forecaster's new
record is 6 hours, 1 minute and 28 seconds! Forecaster also gained
0.00876 (0.00219 x 4) tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position
#3. Need 0.0726905 more points to pass CompanionCube!
L116[14:01:10] <Vaur>
%sip
<Vaur>
%sipL117[14:01:10] <MichiBot> You drink a soft
automato potion (New!). Vaur reboots for an update for 4
minutes.
L118[14:09:54] <Forecaster> oh boy taxes are fun
<Forecaster> oh boy taxes are funL119[14:15:51] <Vaur>
%sip
<Vaur>
%sipL120[14:15:51] <MichiBot> You drink an
eroded pear potion (New!). Vaur's favourite cup is now upside
down.
L121[14:18:29] <Amanda> %remindme 2h30m
check on the elevator
L122[14:18:29] <MichiBot> I'll tell you
"check on the elevator" in 2h30m at 03/23/2021 04:48:29
PM
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L125[14:37:55] <Vaur>
%sip
<Vaur>
%sipL126[14:37:55] <MichiBot> You drink a
sweet ruby potion (New!). Vaur: Nothing seemed to happen...
L127[14:49:46] <Forecaster> %choose go buy stuff?
<Forecaster> %choose go buy stuff?L128[14:49:46] <MichiBot> Forecaster: I
don't think I've heard of "go buy stuff", so probably
not.
L129[14:50:07] <Forecaster> well you're stuck on a
server, so that makes sense
<Forecaster> well you're stuck on a
server, so that makes senseL130[14:50:11] <Forecaster> I'm gonna do it anyway
<Forecaster> I'm gonna do it anywayL131[14:51:18] <Vaur>
%sip
<Vaur>
%sipL132[14:51:19] <MichiBot> You drink a wild
grass potion (New!). Vaur turns into a water horse frog until they
have A Forked potion.
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L134[15:04:55] <Myros>
%sip
<Myros>
%sipL135[15:04:55] <MichiBot> You drink a
woolly strawberry potion (New!). Myros feels a sudden surge of
static electricity.
L136[15:06:44] <Myros>
%remindme 1d Enable Firewall again
<Myros>
%remindme 1d Enable Firewall againL137[15:06:45] <MichiBot> I'll tell you
"Enable Firewall again" in 1d at 03/24/2021 03:06:44
PM
L138[15:07:17] <Amanda> Quick,everyone
hack Myros! :P
L139[15:08:30] <Amanda> 102 more Versitile
Framework and I can start tiers 5&6
L140[15:09:12] <Amanda> %choose run a
second power line for sulfur or fuck it, it gets to be critical
power also
L141[15:09:12] <MichiBot> Amanda: fuck
it, it gets to be critical power also'os, for a complete
breakfast!
L142[15:11:57] <Vaur>
%sip
<Vaur>
%sipL143[15:11:58] <MichiBot> You drink an
oxidised tan potion (New!). Everything Vaur says is now in
Wingdings until they have some bacon.
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L149[15:38:13] <Vaur>
%sip
<Vaur>
%sipL150[15:38:15] <MichiBot> You drink an
oxidised red potion (New!). The next remote Vaur looks for is extra
hard to find.
L151[15:38:35] <Vaur>
%ping
<Vaur>
%pingL152[15:38:35] <MichiBot> Vaur: Sorry.
You can't get your ping from over a bridge. You can ping irc users
by passing one or more as arguments.
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L154[15:38:43] <Vaur> rip
?
<Vaur> rip
?L155[15:39:29] <Vaur>
%sip
<Vaur>
%sipL156[15:41:40] <Elfi> Ping literally just
sets off someone's highlights on IRC by saying their name without a
zero-width non-breaking space
L157[15:44:30] <Elfi> There's not really
as much need for pinging yourself on discord since the client's so
restricted anyway
L158[15:45:23] <Vaur> well
the bot didn't respond so I was wondering if it was working
^^
<Vaur> well
the bot didn't respond so I was wondering if it was working
^^L159[15:45:30] <Vaur>
hence the "rip ?"
<Vaur>
hence the "rip ?"L160[15:45:41] <Elfi> That's weird,
Michibot responded from our end
L161[15:46:26] <Elfi> <MichiBot>
Vaur: Sorry. You can't get your ping from over a bridge. You can
ping irc users by passing one or more as arguments.
L162[15:46:38] <Vaur> that
I saw
<Vaur> that
I sawL163[15:46:45] <Vaur> but
it was delayed
<Vaur> but
it was delayedL164[15:47:01] <Elfi> Corded might be
acting up then
L165[15:47:02] <Elfi> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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L168[16:11:42] <Forecaster> the ping command gets the
response delay to the user...
<Forecaster> the ping command gets the
response delay to the user...L169[16:11:45] <Forecaster> it's not an irc ping
<Forecaster> it's not an irc pingL170[16:11:56] <Forecaster> %ping Forecaster
<Forecaster> %ping ForecasterL171[16:11:57] <MichiBot> Ping reply from
Forecaster 0.2s
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L173[16:22:39] <Forecaster> %sip
<Forecaster> %sipL174[16:22:39] <MichiBot> You drink a
bubbly rock potion (New!). The bottle turns into a tomato
sling.
L175[16:22:58] <Corded> *
<Forecaster> puts a tomato in it...
L176[16:28:59] <Elfi> Ohhh
L177[16:29:08] <Elfi> haha, I'm
silly
L178[16:29:13] <Elfi> also tired
L179[16:33:01] <Forecaster> also doing %ping corded %
shows you what happens if I hadn't made the command show that
message to bridge users
<Forecaster> also doing %ping corded %
shows you what happens if I hadn't made the command show that
message to bridge usersL180[16:33:02] <MichiBot> Ping reply from
Corded 0.66s
L181[16:33:12] <Forecaster> what would happen*
<Forecaster> what would happen*L182[16:48:30] <MichiBot> Amanda REMINDER:
check on the elevator
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L186[17:27:10] <AlchemicRaker> Hi! I'm working on a
programming mod for 1.16 and I was curious to find out what else
exists in this space. I'm familiar with oc but I'm wondering if
there's been and progress or alternatives for newer versions of
minecraft and forge
<AlchemicRaker> Hi! I'm working on a
programming mod for 1.16 and I was curious to find out what else
exists in this space. I'm familiar with oc but I'm wondering if
there's been and progress or alternatives for newer versions of
minecraft and forgeL187[17:27:40] <i_develop_things> there's computercraft
for forge 1.16 and i think a port to fabric as well
<i_develop_things> there's computercraft
for forge 1.16 and i think a port to fabric as wellL188[17:28:14] <i_develop_things> someone a while back
was working on a port of OC to 1.16 fabric but hasn't finished due
to OpenGL being scary or something like that afaik
<i_develop_things> someone a while back
was working on a port of OC to 1.16 fabric but hasn't finished due
to OpenGL being scary or something like that afaikL189[17:29:02] <AlchemicRaker> Gotcha! For some reason I
thought CC had been abandoned a while back, that's good news that
it's not
<AlchemicRaker> Gotcha! For some reason I
thought CC had been abandoned a while back, that's good news that
it's notL190[17:29:29] <i_develop_things> well
<i_develop_things> wellL191[17:29:37] <i_develop_things> CC:Tweaked is pretty
much official CC at this point
<i_develop_things> CC:Tweaked is pretty
much official CC at this pointL192[17:30:40] <AlchemicRaker> Very interesting.
Thanks!
<AlchemicRaker> Very interesting.
Thanks!L193[17:36:38] <AlchemicRaker> I heard pneumatic craft
had visually programmable drones... And thaumcraft used to have
golems but the AIs weren't really configurable. Know of anything
else in the "programming in minecraft" space?
<AlchemicRaker> I heard pneumatic craft
had visually programmable drones... And thaumcraft used to have
golems but the AIs weren't really configurable. Know of anything
else in the "programming in minecraft" space?L194[17:37:10] <i_develop_things> there's RetroComputers
i think
<i_develop_things> there's RetroComputers
i thinkL195[17:37:27] <i_develop_things> other than that not
really unless you build your own computer using redstone or project
red or smth
<i_develop_things> other than that not
really unless you build your own computer using redstone or project
red or smthL196[17:58:44] <Inari> %pet Amanda
L197[17:58:44] <MichiBot> Inari is petting
Amanda with [Edited]. Amanda regains 1d4 => 1 hit points!
L198[18:17:05] <Vaur>
>AlchemicRaker: I heard pneumatic craft had visually …
<Vaur>
>AlchemicRaker: I heard pneumatic craft had visually …L199[18:17:05] <Vaur>
rftools control had some kind of programming thing based on drag
& drop functions
<Vaur>
rftools control had some kind of programming thing based on drag
& drop functionsL200[18:17:41] <Vaur> its
not really programming as with oc or cc, but you could do some neat
things with it
<Vaur> its
not really programming as with oc or cc, but you could do some neat
things with itL201[18:28:21] *
dequbed pings Elfi
L202[18:28:25] <Elfi> waa
L203[18:28:33] <dequbed> <3
L204[18:29:49] <bad at
vijya> i have to figure out why BLTv2 isn't working in Lua
5.3
<bad at
vijya> i have to figure out why BLTv2 isn't working in Lua
5.3L205[18:38:41] <MichiBot> Ariri REMINDER:
finish all the docs for the ARG (pekodam, time runners, tommyinnit)
and read scrollback for new TR info + sidequest compile
L207[18:54:00] <The Guy> i
have an issue when making trying to connect a rack server to a
monitor it says no bootable medium found: Init.lua
<The Guy> i
have an issue when making trying to connect a rack server to a
monitor it says no bootable medium found: Init.luaL208[18:54:24] ⇦
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nvm i think ik what i did wrong
<The Guy>
nvm i think ik what i did wrongL211[19:03:10]
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L213[19:04:26] <bad at
vijya> it's werking
<bad at
vijya> it's werkingL214[19:18:13] <Amanda> %choose truck some
quartz home?
L215[19:18:13] <MichiBot> Amanda: Ah...
well, I'd say wait an hour.
L216[19:40:11] <AlchemicRaker> >Vaur: rftools control
had some kind of programming t…
<AlchemicRaker> >Vaur: rftools control
had some kind of programming t…L217[19:40:11] <AlchemicRaker> Visual programming counts
enough, thanks!
<AlchemicRaker> Visual programming counts
enough, thanks!L218[19:43:45]
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L220[19:45:07] <CompanionCube> %tonk
L221[19:45:09] <MichiBot> Yeah!
CompanionCube! You beat Forecaster's previous record of 6 hours,
1 minute and 28 seconds (By 6 minutes and 40 seconds)! I hope
you're happy!
L222[19:45:10] <MichiBot> CompanionCube's
new record is 6 hours, 8 minutes and 8 seconds! CompanionCube also
gained 0.00077 (0.00011 x 7) tonk points for stealing the tonk.
Position #2. Need 0.0637714 more points to pass Vaur!
L223[19:46:54] <Kristopher38> @AlchemicRaker care to
share more details? I'm interested
<Kristopher38> @AlchemicRaker care to
share more details? I'm interestedL224[19:49:43] <AlchemicRaker> >Kristopher38:
<@145223516751396864> care to share more detai…
<AlchemicRaker> >Kristopher38:
<@145223516751396864> care to share more detai…L225[19:49:44] <AlchemicRaker> of what I'm working on?
can do but it's in its initial stages atm. (I made an older version
of it for 1.12 but I really don't like how the UX ended up, and it
used procedural programming by dropping items into a code
grid...)
<AlchemicRaker> of what I'm working on?
can do but it's in its initial stages atm. (I made an older version
of it for 1.12 but I really don't like how the UX ended up, and it
used procedural programming by dropping items into a code
grid...)L226[19:51:58] <AlchemicRaker> I loved thaumcraft's
little golems though and always wanted programmable ones so that's
the initial inspiration for the mod. I want to use logical
programming to code golem behaviors. there's complexity in how the
programs run (due to the nature of logical programming) that the
backend has to optimize, but the result is very short and
understandable "programs"
<AlchemicRaker> I loved thaumcraft's
little golems though and always wanted programmable ones so that's
the initial inspiration for the mod. I want to use logical
programming to code golem behaviors. there's complexity in how the
programs run (due to the nature of logical programming) that the
backend has to optimize, but the result is very short and
understandable "programs"L227[19:57:57] <AlchemicRaker> Message contained 4 or
more newlines and was pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/xumerocazi
<AlchemicRaker> Message contained 4 or
more newlines and was pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/xumerocaziL228[19:59:38] <AlchemicRaker> if you've used Prolog
before you'll be find this familiar.
<AlchemicRaker> if you've used Prolog
before you'll be find this familiar.L229[20:01:10] <dequbed> PROLOG based
golems? That's either the worst or the best idea I heard this
week.
L230[20:01:52] <AlchemicRaker> In the interpreter that
runs this, the code is turned into a graph, so that constraints can
be applied first before searching across huge datasets. in this
case, it would begin by finding signs in the area that matched the
text. then it would iterate through slots in those coordinates
until it found a way to make all of the constraints true (can take
and put the item type), then executes the actions
<AlchemicRaker> In the interpreter that
runs this, the code is turned into a graph, so that constraints can
be applied first before searching across huge datasets. in this
case, it would begin by finding signs in the area that matched the
text. then it would iterate through slots in those coordinates
until it found a way to make all of the constraints true (can take
and put the item type), then executes the actionsL231[20:03:06] <AlchemicRaker> I made a prolog
architecture in OC, coded a drone to mine out entire areas and dump
stuff and it was pretty sweet... like "for each coordinate in
this 3d area, mine it and check if you need to refuel or
dump"
<AlchemicRaker> I made a prolog
architecture in OC, coded a drone to mine out entire areas and dump
stuff and it was pretty sweet... like "for each coordinate in
this 3d area, mine it and check if you need to refuel or
dump"L232[20:03:14] <dequbed> That sounds
exceedingly inefficient but we *are* talking about MC here.
Everything is done the generally least efficient way
possible.
L233[20:04:29] <AlchemicRaker> I'd be more scared of the
inefficiency if I hadn't implemented most of a warren abstract
machine before. I think I can boost its performance enough, and
store partial execution across multiple ticks, so that it is
performant enough to be very usable in large quantities
<AlchemicRaker> I'd be more scared of the
inefficiency if I hadn't implemented most of a warren abstract
machine before. I think I can boost its performance enough, and
store partial execution across multiple ticks, so that it is
performant enough to be very usable in large quantitiesL234[20:05:27] <dequbed> Honestly I think
the inefficiency comes from everytime a 'sign' BIF is called you're
doing a linear search over several chunks. Either that or you
generate an index of all signs in the area.
L235[20:05:41] <AlchemicRaker> and this will be using a
small subset of prolog/logical programming, again allowing for
improvements
<AlchemicRaker> and this will be using a
small subset of prolog/logical programming, again allowing for
improvementsL236[20:05:45] <dequbed> Space/Time
tradeoff of all that.
L237[20:06:22] <dequbed> I personally
would use a cheap(ish) "marker" kind of block/system so I
know what to generate an index of and never have to do a linear
search.
L238[20:06:40] <AlchemicRaker> right right. between
caching and limiting the affected range (nearby and LOS vision
only, except in special cases). But you can also use constants if
you want to not worry about vision distance
<AlchemicRaker> right right. between
caching and limiting the affected range (nearby and LOS vision
only, except in special cases). But you can also use constants if
you want to not worry about vision distanceL239[20:08:16] <dequbed> Eh. I prefer not
giving an user a tarpit to get stuck in. The cost of "gimme a
sign that has <STRING> on it" is non-obvious, "walk
up to each sign and read it" is. I think your way can make can
make for worse UX if it becomes too slow.
L240[20:10:34] <AlchemicRaker> UX will be the key to
those decisions. a lot of it is flexible at this point. I'm
stubbing entities and tileentities right now so I can set up a
coding core and start testing performance stuff
<AlchemicRaker> UX will be the key to
those decisions. a lot of it is flexible at this point. I'm
stubbing entities and tileentities right now so I can set up a
coding core and start testing performance stuffL241[20:13:11] <AlchemicRaker> anyways, this is the
cursory explanation of the plans. going to have a few golem forms
that have instincts (unique rules and available, like detecting
fully grown crops or performing mob-specific attacks), to encourage
the player to use combinations of golems
<AlchemicRaker> anyways, this is the
cursory explanation of the plans. going to have a few golem forms
that have instincts (unique rules and available, like detecting
fully grown crops or performing mob-specific attacks), to encourage
the player to use combinations of golemsL242[20:14:34] <AlchemicRaker> the upper potential is
more limited than the oc/cc alternatives that have full-on coding,
but you can get a lot of bang from logical coding with rules that
interface the world around the golem
<AlchemicRaker> the upper potential is
more limited than the oc/cc alternatives that have full-on coding,
but you can get a lot of bang from logical coding with rules that
interface the world around the golemL243[20:26:03] ⇦
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L245[20:40:08] <AlchemicRaker> anyway, I'd feel better
posting more about it once I have stuff to demo, but I welcome
thoughts and ideas on it. like indexing marker blocks and such for
performance... presuming it's okay to discuss further here.
(there's not many programming-mod communities from what I can
tell
<AlchemicRaker> anyway, I'd feel better
posting more about it once I have stuff to demo, but I welcome
thoughts and ideas on it. like indexing marker blocks and such for
performance... presuming it's okay to discuss further here.
(there's not many programming-mod communities from what I can
tellL246[20:40:10] <AlchemicRaker> anyway, I'd feel better
posting more about it once I have stuff to demo, but I welcome
thoughts and ideas on it. like indexing marker blocks and such for
performance... presuming it's okay to discuss further here.
(there's not many programming-mod communities from what I can tell)
[Edited]
<AlchemicRaker> anyway, I'd feel better
posting more about it once I have stuff to demo, but I welcome
thoughts and ideas on it. like indexing marker blocks and such for
performance... presuming it's okay to discuss further here.
(there's not many programming-mod communities from what I can tell)
[Edited]L248[20:40:35] <BrisingrAerowing> Looks very
ambitious.
<BrisingrAerowing> Looks very
ambitious.L249[20:41:02] <AlchemicRaker> heeeey, yes it does
👀
<AlchemicRaker> heeeey, yes it does
👀L250[20:43:40] <AlchemicRaker> reminds me of UE4's visual
programming
<AlchemicRaker> reminds me of UE4's visual
programmingL252[20:44:57] <Forecaster> speaking of visual
programming
<Forecaster> speaking of visual
programmingL253[20:45:58] <dequbed> @AlchemicRaker
Well do keep in mind that talking about OpenComputers in #oc is
considered "off-topic". Feel free to chat about it while
you peruse your journey into the abyss that is Minecraft
modding.
L254[21:01:34] <i_develop_things> izaya: so you remember
that terminal emulator i asked a while ago if you were interested
in?
<i_develop_things> izaya: so you remember
that terminal emulator i asked a while ago if you were interested
in?L255[21:01:53] <i_develop_things> well, turns out it's
considerably faster than the OpenOS terminal and the paragon
terminal so
<i_develop_things> well, turns out it's
considerably faster than the OpenOS terminal and the paragon
terminal soL258[21:02:34] <i_develop_things> kind of blown away that
my vtemu is that much faster
<i_develop_things> kind of blown away that
my vtemu is that much fasterL259[21:09:27] <bad at
vijya> so, BLT seems like it's working
<bad at
vijya> so, BLT seems like it's workingL260[21:09:44] <bad at
vijya> now i have to backport a few new features i made in the
Lua 5.3 version to the LuaJIT version
<bad at
vijya> now i have to backport a few new features i made in the
Lua 5.3 version to the LuaJIT versionL261[21:09:44] <bad at
vijya> pain
<bad at
vijya> painL262[21:09:48] <bad at
vijya> suffering even
<bad at
vijya> suffering evenL263[21:38:22] <i_develop_things> Izaya: anyways here's
the terminal emulator source code http://0x0.st/-q1j.lua
<i_develop_things> Izaya: anyways here's
the terminal emulator source code http://0x0.st/-q1j.luaL264[21:39:36] <i_develop_things> turns out it's almost
as fast as raw GPU access for the test i did
<i_develop_things> turns out it's almost
as fast as raw GPU access for the test i didL265[21:41:02] <Izaya> what would you
attribute the speed improvements vs OpenOS/etc to?
L266[21:41:54] <i_develop_things> OpenOS's vt100 emulator
is black magic so i can't really compare to it
<i_develop_things> OpenOS's vt100 emulator
is black magic so i can't really compare to itL267[21:42:05] <Izaya> haha
L268[21:42:06] <i_develop_things> but unlike psychos's
vtemu i don't iterate over every single character
<i_develop_things> but unlike psychos's
vtemu i don't iterate over every single characterL269[21:42:18] <Izaya> I think I have an
understanding of how it works but it's still mildly cursed
L270[21:42:21] <i_develop_things> (paragon uses a very
similar style vtemu to psychos)
<i_develop_things> (paragon uses a very
similar style vtemu to psychos)L271[21:42:29] <i_develop_things> well then it fits
psychos perfectly, eh? :P
<i_develop_things> well then it fits
psychos perfectly, eh? :PL272[21:42:37] <i_develop_things> or are you referring to
OpenOS's
<i_develop_things> or are you referring to
OpenOS'sL273[21:42:50] <Izaya> OpenOS's
L274[21:42:58] <i_develop_things> ah
<i_develop_things> ahL275[21:43:03] <i_develop_things> yeah it's.... odd
<i_develop_things> yeah it's.... oddL276[21:44:17] <i_develop_things> anyways in mine
`_stream:write` is where most of the magic optimization fuckery
happens
<i_develop_things> anyways in mine
`_stream:write` is where most of the magic optimization fuckery
happensL277[21:44:46] <i_develop_things> there is some
`string.find` and `string.match` usage
<i_develop_things> there is some
`string.find` and `string.match` usageL278[22:07:38] <Forecaster> less than a week until
Odyssey alpha
<Forecaster> less than a week until
Odyssey alphaL279[22:07:39] <Forecaster> woo
<Forecaster> wooL280[22:25:34] <Amanda> But what about the
discovery beta?
L281[22:46:02] <tShaw>
>Forecaster: less than a week until Odyssey alpha
<tShaw>
>Forecaster: less than a week until Odyssey alphaL282[22:46:03] <tShaw> Is
Odyssey for Elite: Dangerous?
<tShaw> Is
Odyssey for Elite: Dangerous?L283[22:46:12] <Forecaster> yes
<Forecaster> yesL285[22:47:16] <tShaw> I
was a beta backer for that game, but haven't played in a
while
<tShaw> I
was a beta backer for that game, but haven't played in a
whileL286[22:48:04] <Forecaster> I have a squadron and a
carrier
<Forecaster> I have a squadron and a
carrierL287[22:48:29] <tShaw> I
have all un-engineered ships
<tShaw> I
have all un-engineered shipsL288[22:48:43] <tShaw> But
I got Elite in combat
<tShaw> But
I got Elite in combatL289[22:49:19] <Forecaster> I'm elite in trade, Master in
combat
<Forecaster> I'm elite in trade, Master in
combatL290[22:50:29] <Forecaster> and Pioneer in exploration
(one removed from elite)
<Forecaster> and Pioneer in exploration
(one removed from elite)L291[22:51:54] <bad at
vijya> i was browsing my own github and found the cool thing i
made
<bad at
vijya> i was browsing my own github and found the cool thing i
madeL292[22:52:16] <bad at
vijya> https://github.com/lunaboards-dev/super-multi-boot
like a stripped down Zorya 1.x that fits in an EEPROM
<bad at
vijya> https://github.com/lunaboards-dev/super-multi-boot
like a stripped down Zorya 1.x that fits in an EEPROML293[22:52:50] <Forecaster> ... I'm having a complete
brain blank
<Forecaster> ... I'm having a complete
brain blankL294[22:53:00] <Forecaster> what's one of them
mini-computer thingies called
<Forecaster> what's one of them
mini-computer thingies calledL295[22:53:23] <bad at
vijya> what
<bad at
vijya> whatL296[22:53:35] <Forecaster> Raspberry Pi, that's it
<Forecaster> Raspberry Pi, that's itL297[22:55:14] <bad at
vijya> holy fuck
<bad at
vijya> holy fuckL298[22:55:27] <bad at
vijya> it actually has more space left in the code section than
the data section
<bad at
vijya> it actually has more space left in the code section than
the data sectionL299[22:55:45] <bad at
vijya> a whole 582 bytes
<bad at
vijya> a whole 582 bytesL300[22:56:20] <bad at
vijya> i should make it so SMB can load from a config in the
code section
<bad at
vijya> i should make it so SMB can load from a config in the
code sectionL301[23:21:42] <Inari> why would super
mario brothers need to do that
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L304[23:42:04] <Z0idberg>
so the results are acurate
<Z0idberg>
so the results are acurateL306[23:42:11] <Z0idberg>
look at that ping
<Z0idberg>
look at that pingL307[23:42:17] <Z0idberg>
that's REALLY NICE
<Z0idberg>
that's REALLY NICEL308[23:43:23] ⇦
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L309[23:59:02] <Amanda> %tell Inari I know
why Mistborn sounds familair now, it seems a bunch of authors on
one of the webnovel sites I use cite it as an inspiratoon!
L310[23:59:03] <MichiBot> Amanda: Inari
will be notified of this message when next seen.
L311[23:59:18] <Amanda> I tyep gud