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<Neuro>
ridiculous that software is so fat these days 3gb and 8 cores
cannot play a card game
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<lunar_sam>
that's a problem with laptops too
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<lunar_sam>
why is my laptop
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<lunar_sam>
which is as powerful if not more than my old desktop
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<lunar_sam>
not able to run games
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<Neuro> le
texture and fidelity bloating
L7[00:01:23] <Izaya> meanwhile,
rimworld
L8[00:01:25] <Izaya> *burns your CPU*
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<Neuro> my
laptop can run pretty much everything I want (even decently
demanding things like NMS or E:D)
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<Neuro> but
it is powerful for a laptop, and decently new
L11[00:01:57] <Izaya> my X220 can run
everything I want
L12[00:02:07] <Izaya> because I have a fast
local network and can stream from my desktop
L13[00:02:09] <Izaya> :^)
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<lunar_sam>
i have a recent-ish laptop
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<Neuro>
never really gotten desktop streaming
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<Neuro>
just use the desktop
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<lunar_sam>
some asus laptop
L18[00:02:42] <Izaya> okay but my desktop
puts out like 500W of heat
L19[00:02:49] <Izaya> I don't wanna be
anywhere near that in summer
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<lunar_sam>
with an A12-9720P APU
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<Neuro> I
mean being able to remote is nice, but then you deal with really
not great connections
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<Neuro> if
you are local the connection can be fantastic but then just . .
why
L23[00:03:27] <Izaya> I want to lay on the
tile floor in the bathroom and play muh games
L24[00:04:01] <Izaya> or outside
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<Neuro>
havent owned a desktop in a while either way
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<Neuro> I
had one for a bit, didnt use it much.
L27[00:05:07] <Izaya> you know what I do
have trouble wrapping my head around
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<Neuro> or
more accurately, used it a decent bit, but didnt do much that a
laptop couldnt do
L29[00:05:13] <Izaya> how people live
without ssh
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<Neuro> I
mean I only own a laptop and a phone
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<Neuro>
what am I sshing into exactly
L32[00:05:56] <Izaya> it allows for
convenient file transfer in such a case via sftp
L33[00:06:32] <Izaya> though given your
phone is probably android, probably not
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<Neuro>
🤷♂️ it's not that much effort to plug my phone in with USB to move
files regardless
L35[00:06:48] <Izaya> adb is like a whole
thing though
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<Neuro>
only needs to be done so often whenever I want to add some totally
legally obtained music
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<Neuro> I
have always gotten the sense that a lot of people who build
increasingly elaborate home networks do so much more for the
purpose of building them than using their potential features. kind
of like the people who really like building pcs
L38[00:08:28] <Izaya> like ssh/sftp support
is the single biggest convenience feature I care about because I
can deal with everything the same way
L39[00:08:54] <Izaya> I don't need special
snowflake tools to copy shit to/from my e-reader or phone or
whatever, I just sftp the files over the local network
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<Neuro>
everyone has like twelve laptops, three desktops, switching and
networking out the ass, what you doin with all that stuff
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<Neuro>
everyone has like twelve laptops, three desktops, switches and
networking out the ass, what you doin with all that stuff
[Edited]
L42[00:09:45] <Izaya> running game servers,
mostly
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<Neuro> (oh
and dont forget the five separate nas backup modules)
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<lunar_sam>
lots of server stuff
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<lunar_sam>
retro computing on my P3 machine
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<lunar_sam>
uhhh
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<Neuro>
i've seen that yeah
L49[00:10:26] <Izaya> ARK servers are
obnoxiously heavy
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<lunar_sam>
got a laptop just to use SPICE or SSH onto my boxes
L51[00:10:54]
<lunar_sam>
have plenty of reasons for the stuff i have
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<Kristopher38> heavy because the server
hosting them itself is heavy, am i right??
L53[00:11:13]
<Neuro> I'm
sure lots of people rly do need the hardware, storage, power,
etc
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<Neuro>
often times when you read those types of posts tho, you dont get
that feeling
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<Neuro> it
just looks hollow, empty
L56[00:11:42]
<Neuro>
solution looking for a problem
L57[00:11:49] <Izaya> I'll also note that
I'm only beholden to my ISP for all the services I use on a daily
basis
L58[00:12:02] <Izaya> given they're all in
the same room as me
L59[00:12:20] <Izaya> so when stuff's down
it's usually because I broke it
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<Neuro> yes
I'm pretty sure you also told me that before
L61[00:13:04]
<Neuro>
unfortunately any individual's ability to do that strongly depends
on whether or not they want to do, well, lots of things
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<Neuro> if
I wanna play EVE, I am now beholden to CCP (and cloudflare). 0 ways
around that.
L63[00:13:42]
<Kristopher38> the Izaya's solution would
be to not play EVE
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<Kristopher38> x)
L65[00:13:52] <Izaya> you are correct, I do
not play EVE
L66[00:14:00] <Izaya> ergo I do not have
this problem
L67[00:14:04] <Izaya> :^)
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<Neuro>
what can I say
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<Neuro>
stop worrying and love the cloud 😛
L70[00:14:41] *
Izaya shakes fist at cloud
L71[00:15:17] <Hawk777> NEVER
L72[00:15:21] <Hawk777> NEVER LOVE THE
CLOUD
L73[00:15:34] <Izaya> why should I love
other people's computers over my own?
L74[00:15:40] <Izaya> my computers need
love too
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<Neuro> I
never said anything about relative quantities of love. Anyway, it's
just a dr strangelove joke
L76[00:16:46] <Izaya> I'm aware
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<lunar_sam>
yes
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<lunar_sam>
anyways, my workstation was built because
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<lunar_sam>
hey
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<lunar_sam>
i write a lot of C and compile a lot of C
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<lunar_sam>
i wanted a raytracing card just to dick with raytracing but whoops
GPU shortage
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<lunar_sam>
other than that i don't really play intensive games
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<Neuro>
time to pay a random scalper $2000
L84[00:17:41]
<lunar_sam>
the most intensive game i normally play is like, what
L85[00:17:43]
<lunar_sam>
titanfall 2?
L86[00:17:51]
<lunar_sam>
maybe project wingman
L87[00:17:55] <Izaya> those 6800XTs do look
nice
L88[00:17:59] <Izaya> but also I'd prefer a
car for that price
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<lunar_sam>
yeah
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<lunar_sam>
that shit's as expensive as the rest of my PC
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<lunar_sam>
combined
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<Neuro>
titanfall 2, my man
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<Neuro> I
played that a lot on my desktop, when I had it
L94[00:18:50] <Izaya> if I bought a
graphics card now it would be like 4x the price of my whole
computer, including GPU
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<Neuro>
yeah . .
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<Neuro>
doesnt look like it will be getting better anytime soon
L97[00:19:42] <Izaya> I imagine when the
pressure eases NVIDIA and such will maintain the same prices
L98[00:19:59]
<Neuro> the
inflated prices? idk not really
L99[00:20:04]
<lunar_sam>
uh
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<lunar_sam>
what
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<lunar_sam>
yeah, these prices are pretty inflated
L102[00:20:20] <Izaya> I imagine it won't
be quite as bad
L103[00:20:23] <Amanda> They're... already
limiting production to keep the prices up.
L104[00:20:25] <Izaya> but it won't return
to pre-shortage levels
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<Neuro> has
the msrp even changed at all?
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<Neuro> I
mean, nvidia doesnt exactly gain if scalpers are making bank
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<Neuro>
likewise while it's weak, there is competition. especially if you
wanna speculatively throw in intel with their whole graphics card
thingy
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<Neuro>
prices will rise because, well, they always do, but I don't think
it'll be so harsh
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<lunar_sam>
AAAAAAAAAA
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<lunar_sam>
god
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<lunar_sam>
that was a titanfall match
L114[00:35:55] <Amanda> %choose laptop nap
time?
L115[00:35:58] <MichiBot> Amanda: I
talked to the Swedish Chef, he said "Bork bork!" I think
that means yes?
L116[00:36:16] *
Amanda meow-meows at the sweedish chef
L117[00:38:56] <dequbed> Izaya: Just be a
cloud provider then it's not other peoples computers :P
L120[00:43:44]
<Neuro> hey
it's miku
L121[00:43:55] <Izaya> soviet miku,
even
L122[00:53:05] <Izaya> Ocawesome101: oh
did you see, MMS support in Chatty is in beta now?
L123[00:57:53] <Amanda> "It's
entirely possible it's just a folk figure name, like Robin Hood or
president Obama"
L124[00:58:03] <Amanda> Oh lily, you
rapscallion
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<lunar_sam>
i am tired of carrying the fucking team
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<lunar_sam>
only for them to continually steal my titan kills
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<Neuro>
honestly im just surprised the game isnt dead yet
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<Neuro> was
always very fun
L129[01:06:43]
<Neuro> was
also quite good at it too which is obviously also nice
L130[01:16:03]
<lunar_sam>
man
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<lunar_sam>
games are usually a steamroll one way or the other
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<Neuro>
maybe cause low pop imba matchmaking
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<Neuro> it
was quite consistent for me when I played some time back
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<Neuro>
occasionally the game would see fit to dump some absolute god gamer
in and youd either autowin or get dumped
L136[01:23:52] <MichiBot> Amanda: Inari
will be notified of this message when next seen.
L137[01:24:58] <Amanda> %choose irradiate
or rain box first
L138[01:25:04] <MichiBot> Amanda: Out of
these two choices? I'd say "rain box first".
L139[01:28:45]
<lunar_sam>
HOW THE FUCK TO DCTS WORK
L140[01:29:33] <Amanda> Direct Cat
Transmission Scritchies? Easy, you just provide Scritchies to a
cat, and we pur
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<lunar_sam>
no
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<Neuro>
we
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<lunar_sam>
discrete cosine transform
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<Neuro> the
compression method?
L145[01:44:54]
<lunar_sam>
yes
L146[01:45:03] *
dequbed gives all the scritches to Amanda
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<Neuro>
making your own implementation or what?
L148[01:51:28] <Izaya> dual clutch
transmission
L149[02:01:58] *
Amanda purrs softly for dequbed
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<lunar_sam>
@Neuro yes! i actually planned to! i wanted to know how it worked
so i could do it
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<lunar_sam>
i had a cursed idea and i need to make sure it's possib
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<lunar_sam>
*possible
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<Neuro>
well PS2 is turing complete so everything is possible
L154[02:04:35]
<lunar_sam>
oh i mean like
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<Neuro>
real question is is it good
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<lunar_sam>
if it's worth doing
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<lunar_sam>
since the main thing i wanna do is reduce texture size on
disk
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<Neuro> DCT
is a very good compression schema
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<Neuro>
minimal loss, decent compression ratios
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<Neuro>
that said, I cannot hope to estimate personally how well a PS2
would do streaming textures through it
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<Neuro>
something I imagine you are implying
L162[02:05:37]
<lunar_sam>
fairly well, actually
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<Neuro>
there are probably more specific compression methods designed for
such ideas you could try
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<Neuro> as
for the actual process, you just do some quick maffs
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<Neuro> but
its not as bad as it looks
L168[02:10:51]
<Neuro>
full breakdown of theory, goes into coding, methods, etc etc
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<lunar_sam>
if you turn it into C or Lua, i can understand it
L170[02:11:17]
<Neuro> it
is in C
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<lunar_sam>
oh
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<lunar_sam>
didn't scroll down far enough
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<Neuro> in
part
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<Neuro>
there's also bits in ASM
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<Neuro>
it's specific to RPI so you might need to swap instructions
around
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<Neuro> I
would advise attempting to understand it tho
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<Neuro>
instead of jumping to the C code
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<lunar_sam>
alright
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<Neuro> I
wont pretend its easy to understand or even that I understand it
particularly well myself
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<Neuro> but
hey, fourier transforms are magic
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<Neuro> DCT
is also what allows for things like JPEGs interlaced image
streaming
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<Neuro> so
the fact that you load lower quality versions of an image and then
have higher quality versions stack on top as you download
them
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<Neuro> bad
compression formats like gif or png use pixel interlacing which is
boring
L184[02:22:40]
<Neuro>
jpeg uses frequency decomposition which is an aspect of DSP
L185[03:08:51] <Amanda> %choose betray
some animals or zzzmew
L186[03:08:51] <MichiBot> Amanda: Eeny,
meeny, miny, zzzmew.
L187[03:09:15] <Amanda> Hey... MichiBot...
Wake up, you need to an- oooohhhhh
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hydrated, curls up and zzzmews
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<Ocawesome101> Izaya: RE MMS support: yeah
i saw, i'm excited for it to land so i can receive pictures
(thanks, USA)
L193[04:10:58] <Izaya> look at the
upside
L194[04:11:10] <Izaya> MMS may be
stupid
L195[04:11:21] <Izaya> but at least MMS is
standard and not vendor lock-in shit like all the IM things people
use
L196[04:11:32]
<Ocawesome101> trie
L197[04:11:34]
<Ocawesome101> true*
L198[04:12:19] <Izaya> so as inconvenient
as it is, at least you don't have to compromise your freedom to use
it
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<Ocawesome101> i'll just assume it will
take another 6 months or so to be properly really reliable, like
with SMS
L200[04:13:48] <Izaya> (beyond depending
on a service provider, that is)
L201[04:13:55] <Izaya> probably
L202[04:14:08] <Izaya> but hey, at least
your SMS buffer won't get filled with MMS notifications you can't
do anything with :D
L203[04:14:41]
<Ocawesome101> true
L204[04:14:52]
<Ocawesome101> i think i've got one or two
in there right now, not enough to cause issues
L205[04:15:04] <Izaya> yeah as long as you
nuke them every few months it's fine
L206[04:15:24]
<Ocawesome101> i haven't had to do that
actually
L207[04:15:59] <Izaya> my service provider
does voicemail as MMS messages which is nice! but I can't use it
until I get MMS support again, so voicemails just make useless
notifications in the SMS buffer
L208[04:16:07] <Izaya> >.>
L209[04:48:19]
<Ocawesome101> TIL that `wolfenstein3d`
happens to be an AUR package
L210[04:48:30]
<Ocawesome101> it installs it through
dosbox :P
L211[04:50:28] <Izaya> surely there's a
source port
L212[05:37:29] <Izaya> @Ariri
around?
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<Vaur>
%tonk
L217[06:29:43] <Vaur> %ping
L218[06:30:12] <Vaur> rip
L219[06:35:34] <MichiBot> Waesucks! Vaur!
You beat your own previous record of <0 (By 12 hours, 5 minutes
and 5 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L220[06:35:35] <MichiBot> Vaur's new
record is 12 hours, 5 minutes and 5 seconds! No points gained for
stealing from yourself. (Lost out on 0.01208)
L221[06:36:17] <MichiBot> Ping reply from
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<Ocawesome101> Izaya: yeah, ecwolf
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<Ariri>
>Izaya: <@335186179521642498> around?
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<Ariri>
yeah sorta
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<Ariri>
what’s up?
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<Ariri>
>Amanda: same from Ariri
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<Ariri> are
you trying to toot my fedi? my instance host nuked the domain
without warning so i don’t have one anymore :p
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<Ariri>
>surface to air missile: <@!335186179521642498>
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<lunar_sam>
YEEE HAAAAAAAAAAAAW
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<Ariri>
%remindme 16h look at articles from Izaya
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<Ariri>
gotta sleep early, busy day tomorrow
L243[08:18:51] <Izaya> sleeb well
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<Ariri>
%remindme 16hr look at articles from Izay
L245[08:19:13]
<Ariri> am
dum?
L246[08:19:25] <Izaya> %remind Ariri
articles
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<Ariri>
thank thank Izzie
L248[08:19:30] <Izaya> %remindthem Ariri
articles
L249[08:19:39] <Izaya> \o/
L250[08:20:12]
<Ariri>
¯\(ツ)/¯
L251[08:20:15]
<Ariri>
i’ll remember
L252[08:25:13] <MichiBot> I'll tell you
"look at articles from Izaya" in 16h at 11/21/2021
12:25:11 AM
L253[08:25:38] <MichiBot> Ariri: Unable
to parse "16hr" as a time string.
L254[08:26:00] <MichiBot> Izaya: Unable
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L255[08:26:03] <MichiBot> Izaya: Invalid
arguments. %remindthem Nick:string Time:string Message:string
L256[08:26:13] <Izaya> ._.
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<Ariri>
oof
L258[08:27:10] <Izaya> looks like misskey
is getting a mascot
L261[09:06:25] <MichiBot> Izaya: Ariri
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L267[10:26:18] <Lucyna> heelo
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L270[11:47:21] <epicgamer59> hi guys
L271[11:48:06] <Inari> nep
L272[11:48:14] <epicgamer59> what does nep
mean
L273[11:49:07] <Inari> it means nep
L274[11:49:08] <Inari> also hm
L275[11:49:12] <Inari> the bot said it had
tells for me
L276[11:49:23] *
Inari pokes MichiBot
L277[11:49:57] <Inari> %sip
L278[11:50:23] <epicgamer59>
sipsipsipsisooprcitrpcj
L279[11:50:30] <Inari> ah, it was just
slow
L280[11:50:40] <Izaya> yeah it seems to be
having ... issues
L281[11:50:51] <epicgamer59> ima get a
coffee
L282[11:55:06] <epicgamer59> ok i am
back
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L284[11:56:31] <MichiBot> You drink a
fiery yellow potion (New!). Everything Inari says is now in
Wingdings until they use "Noir" in a sentence.
L285[12:02:06] <Inari> Amanda: not a lot
of options?
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L290[14:13:41]
<Vaur>
>MichiBot: Ping reply from Vaur 0.17s
L291[14:13:41]
<Vaur> You
... sit on a throne of LIES ! 😄
L292[14:17:36]
<Vaur>
%sip
L293[14:20:31] <Vaur> %sip
L294[14:20:39] <Vaur> %ping
L295[14:21:21]
<Neuro>
?
L296[14:21:36]
<Vaur>
Michibot is having troubles
L297[14:24:09] <MichiBot> You drink a
basic aether potion (New!). Vaur feels like one particular wasp has
it out for them suddenly.
L298[14:24:30] <Vaur> 7 minutes lag
L299[14:26:20] <Inari> %ping
L300[14:27:11] <MichiBot> Ping reply from
Vaur 0.15s
L301[14:30:01]
<Neuro> 7
minutes?
L302[14:30:06]
<Neuro> you
installed her on the moon or what
L303[14:30:06]
<Neuro>
lol
L304[14:31:36] <Amanda> Inari: click the
link
L305[14:32:53] <MichiBot> Ping reply from
Inari 0.62s
L306[14:32:53] <Inari> Amanda: i don't get
it :P Though I always just catch them as they fall
L307[14:34:01] *
Amanda checks herself for signs of a stroke, be ause she has no
idea what's going on
L308[14:40:49] <Amanda> Inari: catch what
as they fall? Are we talking about the same tell?
L309[14:41:06] <Inari> Amanda:
wasps?
L310[14:41:29] <Inari> in AC
L311[14:41:32] <Amanda> Inari: No, I was
replying to this
L312[14:41:56] <Inari> theres no link on
the second tell
L313[14:42:46] <Amanda> ... damn it
@forecaster what'd you break now
L315[14:43:31] <Inari> weird
L316[14:43:38] <Amanda> ... I only meant
to copy the link there
L317[14:43:43] <Inari> xD
L318[14:43:57] <Inari> the last tell
arrived for me as "[12:50:17] *MichiBot* Amanda in #oc said:
we know you don't have a lot of options on Nov 20 @ 01:23
UTC"
L319[14:44:06] <Amanda> Oh
L320[14:44:14] <Inari> And I see :p
L321[14:44:23] <Inari> sounds like
internet providers in the US from what I hear tbh
L322[14:44:35] <Amanda> It's because the
quotes
L324[14:45:42] <Amanda> This is why chat
bots should use pseudo-natural language, not strict argument
parsers
L325[14:48:16] <Amanda> Inari: Pretty
much, yeah
L326[14:49:51] <MichiBot> Amanda: Inari
will be notified of this message when next seen.
L327[14:52:02] <Inari> neat
L328[15:13:42] *
Amanda beams all of Inari's socks into the wrong drawer of her
dresser
L329[15:13:53] <Inari> rude
L330[15:28:25]
<Forecaster> %sip
L331[15:29:10]
<Forecaster> oh, neat, TheLounge's webIRC
client embeds images now, that's new
L332[15:34:58] <MichiBot> You drink a
diluted silver potion (New!). Forecaster's favourite skin is
suddenly on fire.
L333[15:35:10]
<Forecaster> that wasn't worth the wait
>:
L334[15:42:15] *
Amanda confescates the arcane realm's lighters
L335[15:50:30]
<Vaur>
%sip
L336[15:57:03] <MichiBot> You drink a
sedimented apple potion (New!). A tiny cloud appears with a
ridiculous smile on it. It follows Vaur until they have A Fluffy
potion.
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L338[16:44:13]
<BrisingrAerowing> %sip
L339[16:50:46] <MichiBot> You drink a
forked rubium potion (New!). BrisingrAerowing gains the
proportional strength of a water until they have some bacon.
L340[16:53:55]
<BrisingrAerowing> That took a bit.
L341[16:54:10]
<BrisingrAerowing> Wonder what got
borked.
L343[17:04:10] <MichiBot>
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L351[19:08:44]
<Forecaster> %tonkout
L352[19:15:16] <MichiBot> Eureka!
Forecaster! You beat Vaur's previous record of 12 hours, 5
minutes and 5 seconds (By 34 minutes and 36 seconds)! I hope you're
happy!
L353[19:15:17] <MichiBot> Forecaster has
stolen the tonkout! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.012 tonk
points! plus 0.011 bonus points for consecutive hours! (Reduced to
50% because stealing) Current score: 3.7795301. Position #2 Need
0.47935254 more points to pass Vaur!
L354[19:19:02]
<JPS91> How
to paste in a code that is longer then 275 lines?
L355[19:19:38]
<Forecaster> first you recite the entirety
of the constitution, then the whole bible, then you edit the
config
L356[19:20:50]
<JPS91>
😅
L358[19:34:40]
<Neuro>
(not complete, obvs)
L359[19:38:39]
<Michiyo>
%test
L360[19:43:01] <MichiBot> Michiyo:
No.
L361[19:43:10]
<Michiyo>
impressive
L362[19:43:33]
<Neuro>
pfff
L363[19:43:38]
<Forecaster> only 5 minutes, the tonkout
took 7
L364[19:47:34]
<Michiyo>
%test
L365[19:48:04]
<Michiyo>
Ok... CPU usage is now damn near 0 on this machine
L366[19:48:05]
<Michiyo>
wtf
L367[19:48:24]
<Forecaster> corded avatars were being
wonky earlier too
L368[19:48:29]
<Forecaster> not loading randomly
L370[19:48:45]
<Michiyo>
Yeah, well right now they 100% won't load
L371[19:50:15]
<Michiyo>
Load is 0.69 (nice)
L372[19:50:19]
<Neuro> so
any idea whats causing it?
L373[19:50:31]
<Michiyo>
The avatars not loading? I shut down the webserver
L374[19:50:37]
<Michiyo>
the slowness? not a clue
L375[19:50:41]
<Neuro> the
slowness
L376[19:50:50]
<Neuro> I
mean, one things network problem, but it almost seems too slow for
that
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L378[19:51:02]
<Neuro> how
does a network packet take 5 minutes to get somewhere over modern
internet
L379[19:51:08]
<Neuro>
this isn't the age of dial-up
L380[19:51:12]
<Neuro>
this isn't the age of dial-up anymore [Edited]
L381[19:51:18]
<Michiyo>
It's not... it's not a network issue.
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L384[19:51:44] <Amanda> programs don't
instantly reply to every packet they get
L385[19:51:49] <Amanda> not even in the
best of cases
L386[19:52:11]
<Neuro> I
mean, one thinks network problem, but it almost seems too slow for
that [Edited]
L387[19:52:28] <Amanda> %choose one last
hack run?
L388[19:52:36] <dequbed>
"almost"? What kind of network are you used to Neuro?
o.O
L389[19:52:39]
<Forecaster> the avatar loading before
wasn't because the server was shut down though
L390[19:52:54]
<Forecaster> because Inaris loaded right
before Amandas
L391[19:53:08]
<Neuro>
dequbed: maybe I should get used to using blunter language around
you
L392[19:53:17]
<Neuro> I
was fairly sure it was not a network problem
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L398[19:59:45]
<Neuro> as
usual, rebooting fixes everything
L399[19:59:50] <Michi> test
L400[20:00:08]
<Michiyo>
Ok, logging is back
L401[20:03:12]
<Forecaster> hooray
L402[20:03:14]
<Forecaster> %sip
L403[20:03:16] <MichiBot> You drink a
freezing pearlpeas potion (New!). There's an acidic tinge to the
potion... A label on the bottle reads "Who needs internal
organs anyway?". Forecaster takes 3d6 => [4,4,6] acid
damage.
L404[20:03:42]
<Neuro>
deth
L405[20:04:21]
<Vaur>
%sip
L406[20:04:22] <MichiBot> You drink a
shining black potion (New!). Everything Vaur says is now in
Wingdings until they say the word
"Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious".
L407[20:04:34]
<Vaur>
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
L408[20:05:01]
<Neuro>
💧︎◆︎◻︎♏︎❒︎♍︎♋︎●︎♓︎♐︎❒︎♋︎♑︎♓︎●︎♓︎⬧︎⧫︎♓︎♍︎♏︎⌧︎◻︎♓︎♋︎●︎♓︎♎︎□︎♍︎♓︎□︎◆︎⬧︎
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<Michiyo>
%test
L411[20:24:42] <MichiBot> Michiyo:
No.
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<Vaur>
%sip
L415[20:47:36] <MichiBot> You drink a
smooth honey potion (New!). Vaur feels slightly faster.
L416[20:54:32]
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L423[22:21:17]
<Neuro> hi
are we past the whole "redstone I/O still broken"
stuff?
L424[22:21:31]
<Neuro> and
if not whats the latest build that isn't broken
L425[22:21:40]
<Forecaster> what do you mean past?
L426[22:21:44]
<Forecaster> nothing's changed
L427[22:22:09]
<Forecaster> someone said build 216 I
think
L428[22:22:20]
<Neuro>
well I know there was a period where it was broken
L429[22:22:30]
<Neuro> I
am wondering if that has passed: ie a fixed new dev build has gone
through
L430[22:22:31]
<Neuro> or
not
L431[22:22:48]
<Forecaster> there has been no development
for several months
L432[22:24:35]
<Neuro> ah
yeah i see the jenkins build dates now
L433[22:27:16]
<Neuro>
trying to update my pack with a few small nice things
L434[22:27:18]
<Neuro>
lets see if it works
L435[22:28:49] <Mimiru> Yeah I *THINK*
216's Redstone IO works
L436[22:28:56]
<Neuro>
well
L437[22:28:58]
<Neuro> I
am about to find out
L438[22:28:59] <Mimiru> if not then it's
going to be a build from before 213
L439[22:29:07]
<Neuro>
booting in with 216, gonna run my test program
L440[22:29:12]
<Neuro>
will be pretty obvious if its working or not
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L442[22:29:16] <Mimiru> I tracked it down
to a specific commit, that I can't find now
L443[22:29:18]
<Neuro>
booting in with 216, gonna run my memory test program
[Edited]
L444[22:29:43]
<Neuro> bit
unfortunate that latest build has such a critical bug. I mean it's
devtrack so fair game, but still
L445[22:29:55]
<Neuro> bit
unfortunate that latest build for a while has had such a critical
bug. I mean it's devtrack so fair game, but still [Edited]
L446[22:30:17]
<Forecaster> I'm not sure I would call it
critical
L447[22:30:32]
<Forecaster> a redstone card in an adapter
would serve the same function I think
L448[22:30:47] <Mimiru> Does a redstone
card in an adapter not have the same issue? I didn't test...
L449[22:30:50]
<Neuro> the
way I've heard it described people are implying cards do not work
either
L450[22:30:54]
<Forecaster> or wait, cards don't go in
adapters do they, that's just upgrades
L451[22:31:02] <Mimiru> Right
L452[22:31:56]
<Forecaster> I'd assumed it was the
redstone block specifically since people have been specifically
saying redstone IO and not redstone component
L453[22:32:20] <Mimiru> Well, I'm booting
up my 1.12 test pack
L454[22:32:52]
<Forecaster> I can confirm the redstone
card works on 213 at least because that's the build I'm using
L455[22:33:31]
<Neuro> my
world is taking an age to load as it always does but once it does I
can confirm whether the card works on 216
L456[22:33:43]
<Neuro> i
don't use the block in this world tho so cant there
L457[22:34:04]
<Forecaster> just spawn a block in?
L458[22:34:14]
<Neuro>
yeah it works
L459[22:34:29]
<Neuro>
well I meant in the sense of test it with what I have already set
up
L460[22:34:32] <Mimiru> I can't get the
redstone card to work in 217
L461[22:34:33]
<Neuro>
sure if you want me to test it in general
L462[22:34:35]
<Neuro>
give me a sec
L463[22:34:49]
<Neuro>
yeah so it must be a problem with the component api as a
whole
L464[22:35:57] <Mimiru> yeah
setOutput(sides.left, 16) and it just returns 0.0 and doesn't do
anything to the redstone
L465[22:36:25] <Mimiru> On both the card,
and the block in 217
L466[22:36:36]
<Forecaster> maybe it does when you're not
looking!
L467[22:36:39]
<Neuro> ok
the block works on 216
L468[22:36:44]
<Neuro> can
confirm
L469[22:36:58] <Mimiru> So, I need to go
try to track down this change again.
L470[22:37:05]
<Neuro>
memory test program returned all positives
L471[22:37:10]
<Neuro>
which is not possible if redstone i/o is broken
L472[22:37:38] <Mimiru> Oh, it's here I
think
L475[22:39:07] <Mimiru> I don't know scala
so I'm not sure WHY that fails.
L476[22:39:21]
<Forecaster> I have no clue either
L478[22:39:49]
<Neuro>
assuming that's even it, i mean, you never know
L479[22:40:01] <Mimiru> It's the only
change to redstone in 217
L480[22:40:04] <Mimiru> and it works in
216
L481[22:55:56] <Vexatos> no idea
L482[22:56:06] <Mimiru> Alright, thanks
for looking
L483[22:56:25] <Vexatos> this would get
triggered if something asks for a redstone signal too early and
then there is no block update until the end of time
L484[22:56:33] <Vexatos> because redstone
only updates on block updates
L485[22:56:57]
<Neuro> I
had a look as well. Couldn't think of anything obvious. Seems to be
the rough equivalent of try: catching the original statement, and
returning 0 if it fails
L486[22:57:17]
<Neuro> you
said it returned 0 which implies it always fails? but I don't
understand why that would be
L487[22:57:31] <Vexatos> 0 means if it
isn't initialized yes, produce no redstone output
L488[22:57:35] <Vexatos> yet*
L489[22:59:40]
<Neuro>
well I suppose it could always be reverted if nothing else. Still,
it should work. I know some people who have done minecraft scala
work. I will see if any of them spot anything obvious.
L490[23:17:49]
<BrisingrAerowing> There's an active PR to
fix that.
L492[23:20:34]
<BrisingrAerowing> I have that (and a few
other things) in my personal build.
L493[23:20:45]
<BrisingrAerowing> I can upload it if you
guys want.
L494[23:20:47] <Mimiru> Does Vex have PR
approval perms?
L495[23:21:00] <Mimiru> Since Payo is MIA?
If not we could poke @Sangar
L496[23:21:02]
<Neuro> if
you say it fixes it I believe you
L497[23:21:16]
<BrisingrAerowing> My testing confirmed
the fix.
L498[23:32:42] <Amanda> %choose halucinate
or irradiate and code
L499[23:32:48] <MichiBot> Amanda: Some
"halucinate" sounds nice
L500[23:33:23] <Mimiru> getting slow
again...
L501[23:33:25] <Mimiru> %test
L502[23:33:26] <MichiBot> Mimiru:
Success
L503[23:33:30] <Mimiru> oh.. or not
L504[23:33:34] <Mimiru> :/
L505[23:33:59]
<Neuro> did
you figure out why it was slow before?
L506[23:34:35] <Mimiru> Nope, load on the
machine was a TOUCH high, but not 7 minutes waiting on a simple
command high
L507[23:35:20]
<Neuro> hm.
who knows.
L508[23:35:31]
<Forecaster> it was obviously because the
hamsters powering it were slacking
L509[23:36:32]
<Neuro>
tryna fix some stupid nonsense in projectred
L510[23:37:27]
<Neuro> it
seems that if a chip has a redstone output connected to a wire that
connects to one of its inputs, the output somehow instantly
translates to the input even mid-tick?
L511[23:37:44]
<Neuro> it
makes no sense but is also the only explanation for whats
happening
L512[23:38:45]
<Neuro> its
weird and certainly not behavior id expect. but hey
L513[23:40:38]
<Neuro> I
can still work around it by doing weird internal timing things but
I don't really wanna have to do that
L514[23:41:35] <Hawk777> Are you talking
about inside an IC?
L515[23:42:05]
<Neuro>
Yes, Chip = IC
L517[23:45:40]
<Neuro> Why
it would do this I do not fully understand, but there is no other
explanation I can see for what's going on
L518[23:45:44] <Hawk777> Well, it doesn’t
seem to be documented AFAICT, but I discovered a while ago that the
individual gates and such inside an IC don’t seem to all have their
own propagation delay, instead the IC as a whole has a single unit
(not sure whether it’s a 20th or a 10th of a second) of propagation
delay. That was really useful for me, as it meant I didn’t have to
retime all my signals in a complex calculation.
L519[23:45:56]
<Neuro> Yes
I know that, have known that for a while
L520[23:46:23]
<Neuro> The
IC doesnt even remember which gates are inside it, it creates a
sort of compressed engine bitmap
L521[23:46:32] <Hawk777> OK.
L522[23:46:36] <Hawk777> Well then I have
no idea.
L523[23:46:42]
<Neuro> so
it doesn't even know whether, say, 100 gates or 2 gates are making
the same output
L525[23:48:08] <Hawk777> Well, I know it
converts them into a more efficient encoding, but it could
theoretically have chosen to do that while still maintaining
one-tick delays where the gates used to be.
L526[23:48:19] <Hawk777> But it
doesn’t.
L527[23:48:44]
<Neuro> If
you look at the cyan line middle right,
ignoring the
repeaters, you will see it does two things: It acts as the
write line for the array of latches up top, and it also shuts off
the white line (bottom left) which in turn shuts off black (bottom
right) which is outputting to the outputs
L528[23:51:43]
<Neuro> its
just super odd that it would even choose to process things in that
manner
L529[23:52:05]
<Neuro> I
can only assume I have stumbled across some weird exception or
safeguard that is maybe meant to resolve loops and/or cover niche
situations
L530[23:53:52] <Hawk777> It’s not just
that the latches are level-sensitive (since they’re latches, not
flip-flops) and they’re continuing to be transparent a moment
later, when the new data arrives, is it?
L531[23:54:18] <Hawk777> I haven’t decoded
your design in detail; TBH I find PR IC blueprints incredibly hard
to read.
L532[23:54:23]
<Neuro>
they shouldn't be
L533[23:54:32]
<Neuro> you
can see the lines that generate cyan are all pulse generators
L534[23:54:38]
<Neuro> so
they should only be sensitive for a moment
L535[23:55:04]
<Neuro>
>Hawk777: I haven’t decoded your design in deta…
L536[23:55:04]
<Neuro>
don't blame yourself, it's the sort of nonsense only I could
create
L537[23:56:00] <Hawk777> Nah, it’s not
about your design, it’s just that the PR gates are practically
illegible to me. I wish they used proper schematic symbols.
L538[23:56:41]
<Neuro> ah
well, all the 3 light gates are and gates, everything else is
either NOT, a latch, or a repeater
L539[23:56:45]
<Neuro>
which should be clear enough
L540[23:56:52]
<Neuro> ah
well, all the 3 light gates are AND gates, everything else is
either NOT, a latch, or a repeater [Edited]
L541[23:57:06] <Hawk777> Anyway, a pulse
generator generates a one-tick-wide high time. So doesn’t that mean
that at, say, the second tick instant, the pulse generator outputs
a falling edge, and whether the latch is transparent or opaque at
that moment depends on whether the new data signal for that tick or
the new control signal (from the pulse generator) happens to arrive
first?
L542[23:57:27] <Hawk777> So if the latch
sees the data signal drop, *then* the control signal drop from the
pulse generator, it would still be transparent?
L543[23:58:01] <Hawk777> “then” being in
terms of ordering within a single tick.
L544[23:58:16]
<Neuro>
perhaps yeah, I mean, I have 0 clue about in-tick ordering of these
things
L545[23:58:26]
<Neuro> I
have yet to come across a situation that required caring about it,
until now
L546[23:58:40] <Hawk777> Me neither. It’s
open source but I haven’t looked into it. I personally would assume
it’s arbitrary.
L547[23:58:46]
<Neuro>
just keep in mind that, as said, the right side is connected to the
left side
L548[23:59:12]
<Neuro> you
can see the same cyan pulse does two things, makes the latches
transparent for a moment, and turns off the bottom left
outputs
L549[23:59:32]
<Neuro>
ignoring the repeaters it should do them both at the same time, but
obviously the engine does not process things that way
L550[23:59:54]
<Neuro>
still, I expected that turning the outputs off and that
propagating, through the placed cable to the input side and
registering would take a further redstone tick
L551[23:59:57] <Hawk777> Exactly. So if at
t=0 the outputs turn off and the latches become transparent, and
then at t=1 the inputs turn off (one tick delay from the outputs
turning off) and the latches become opaque, *in the order I wrote
in the sentence*, then the latches would see the new values.
L552[23:59:57]
<Neuro> not
somehow happen instantly