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<Kristopher38> I wanna connect it to
something relevant but don't know what could it be, I don't have
anything that is capable of outputting serial but not graphics by
design
<Kristopher38> I wanna connect it to
something relevant but don't know what could it be, I don't have
anything that is capable of outputting serial but not graphics by
designL2[00:22:45] <Kristopher38> If I had a breadboard
computer on the other hand...
<Kristopher38> If I had a breadboard
computer on the other hand...L3[00:33:25] ⇨
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L5[00:41:32] <Vaur>
%tonk
<Vaur>
%tonkL6[00:41:33] <MichiBot> Consarn it! Vaur!
You beat Michiyo's previous record of 2 hours, 2 minutes and 58
seconds (By 26 minutes and 20 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L7[00:41:34] <MichiBot> Vaur's new record is
2 hours, 29 minutes and 19 seconds! Vaur also gained 0.00132
(0.00044 x 3) tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position #1.
L8[00:44:44] <Amanda> @Kristopher38 time to
write a tui frontend for something!
L9[00:49:33] <Ariri>
@lunar_sam thought you might like this https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/464810688553025546/929996090340683846/cars.mov
<Ariri>
@lunar_sam thought you might like this https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/464810688553025546/929996090340683846/cars.movL10[00:56:35] <Kristopher38> If only I could pipe OC
output to the serial port 🤔
<Kristopher38> If only I could pipe OC
output to the serial port 🤔L11[01:12:43] <lunar_sam>
>Ariri: <@!175686996461617162> thought you might like this
https://cdn.discordapp.co…
<lunar_sam>
>Ariri: <@!175686996461617162> thought you might like this
https://cdn.discordapp.co…L12[01:12:44] <lunar_sam>
i love it
<lunar_sam>
i love itL13[01:23:51] <Amanda> @kristopher38 with
some light patching you could probably get ocvm working fine under
a serial terminal
L14[01:24:21] <Amanda> Namely, replacing
Unicode glyphs with their equivalent in whatever codepage it
uses
L15[01:24:53] <Amanda> And rerenderimg the
rest as ?
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L18[01:36:51] <Base> hello
L19[01:36:58] <Base> hola
L20[01:37:01] <Base> eae
L21[01:37:07] <Base> conitiua
L22[01:37:13] <Amanda> How'd you get in
here! I told Forecaster to lock the door!
L23[01:40:15] <Amanda> %choose laptop nap
time or comfort
L24[01:40:16] <MichiBot> Amanda: I
received a telegram from a long lost relative that only read
"comfort". Weird.
L25[01:40:53] <Amanda> MichiBot I think
you're getting spam from "relatives"
L26[01:44:50] <Amanda> If only it were this
easy:
L27[01:45:22] <Amanda> https://matrix.camnet.site/_matrix/media/r0/download/camnet.site/zFwZQwkwlEXYgqkXGjkUOufV/screenshot-1641865483.png
L28[01:46:33] <Base> See you later I'm
going to sleep or I don't know
L29[01:47:03] <Amanda> ta-ta
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L31[02:19:49] <Ariri>
Amanda: what game?
<Ariri>
Amanda: what game?L32[02:21:07] <Amanda> @ariri bitburner,
free on steam
L33[02:22:23] <Ariri>
might check it out, thanks
<Ariri>
might check it out, thanksL34[02:22:27] <Ariri>
%pet Amanda
<Ariri>
%pet AmandaL35[02:22:27] <MichiBot> Ariri is patting
Amanda with a Magic furai furai furai! (25%). Amanda regains 1d4
=> 2 (Magic +2) => 4 hit points!
L36[02:22:54] <Amanda> It's like an idle
hacking game
L37[02:23:57] <Ariri>
humu
<Ariri>
humuL38[02:25:51] ⇦
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L41[03:06:56] <ComputerCoco> So how does power in OC
work? I know on the wiki it say 14.3RF is
1"OpenComputersPowerUnit" but how would I calculate how
much power a computer uses per tick?
<ComputerCoco> So how does power in OC
work? I know on the wiki it say 14.3RF is
1"OpenComputersPowerUnit" but how would I calculate how
much power a computer uses per tick?L42[03:06:56] <ComputerCoco> I know of the
`computer.energy()` function, and thought a good idea would be
running that on loop (on a tablet) and seeing how the power
changes, but the fact of running the function costs power itself
and actually drains the tablet waaayy faster than idling...
<ComputerCoco> I know of the
`computer.energy()` function, and thought a good idea would be
running that on loop (on a tablet) and seeing how the power
changes, but the fact of running the function costs power itself
and actually drains the tablet waaayy faster than idling...L43[03:07:35] <ComputerCoco> I also tried running
`computer.energy()-computer.energy()` to see what the differnece in
energy would be after running it to find how much one check
consumed, but that outputs 0
<ComputerCoco> I also tried running
`computer.energy()-computer.energy()` to see what the differnece in
energy would be after running it to find how much one check
consumed, but that outputs 0L44[03:10:28] <ComputerCoco> Like... how much energy
does one command take? or how much energy does a computer use per
tick? how does it calculate that?
<ComputerCoco> Like... how much energy
does one command take? or how much energy does a computer use per
tick? how does it calculate that?L45[03:24:17] <Amanda> It depends an a very
large number of variables
L46[03:25:27] <ComputerCoco> is there anywhere to see
what they are besides the source code?
<ComputerCoco> is there anywhere to see
what they are besides the source code?L47[03:25:53] <Amanda> If you're changing
the screen a lot, or have a very large number of bright pixels, or
send a lot of network packets, etc etc all changes it
L48[03:27:21] <ComputerCoco> Wait it even formulates in
the bright number of pixels?
<ComputerCoco> Wait it even formulates in
the bright number of pixels?L49[03:27:21] <ComputerCoco> Is there like... a list
anywhere of what it all changes it?
<ComputerCoco> Is there like... a list
anywhere of what it all changes it?L50[03:30:43] <Amanda> I'm pretty sure
someone found out that an all black screen used less. In any case,
turning off the screen uses less power
L51[03:33:35] <Amanda> Anyway, I don't know
if any such compiled list exists, and it's not really calculated
per tick exactly, rather only the base rate is, making component
calls and running the CPU costs more
L52[03:34:02] <Amanda> That said if you
wanted to make one, in sure it'd be welcome on the ocdoc wiki
L53[03:34:48] <ComputerCoco> Hmm
<ComputerCoco> HmmL54[03:34:48] <ComputerCoco> Ill let you know if I do
:3
<ComputerCoco> Ill let you know if I do
:3L55[03:35:22] <ComputerCoco> Running tests rn and
defently seems like events and processing them take up a lot of the
power
<ComputerCoco> Running tests rn and
defently seems like events and processing them take up a lot of the
powerL56[03:35:44] <ComputerCoco> But probably would have to
go through the source code to get the exact values
<ComputerCoco> But probably would have to
go through the source code to get the exact valuesL57[04:02:59] <ComputerCoco> Does OpenComputers delete
unused filesystem from your actual computer to save space?
<ComputerCoco> Does OpenComputers delete
unused filesystem from your actual computer to save space?L58[04:03:00] <ComputerCoco> I just deleted a hard drive
in game with the address "dda...", but in my
opencomputers folder, its still there?
<ComputerCoco> I just deleted a hard drive
in game with the address "dda...", but in my
opencomputers folder, its still there?L59[04:03:01] <Amanda> I'm pretty sure it's
configurable
L60[04:03:20] <Amanda> The power usage that
is
L61[04:04:03] <Amanda> And how did you
delete the disk? There's some ways that OC can't track deletion and
clean up
L62[04:04:32] <Amanda> Like throwing it
into the creative inventory iirc
L63[04:04:58] <ComputerCoco> Just in my inventory?
<ComputerCoco> Just in my inventory?L64[04:04:58] <ComputerCoco> Like with the creative
trashcan thing
<ComputerCoco> Like with the creative
trashcan thingL65[04:04:58] <ComputerCoco> I saved and quit as well
just to see if that owuld do anything
<ComputerCoco> I saved and quit as well
just to see if that owuld do anythingL66[04:05:37] <ComputerCoco> >Amanda: Like throwing
it into the creative inventory iirc
<ComputerCoco> >Amanda: Like throwing
it into the creative inventory iircL67[04:05:38] <ComputerCoco> is there not some backup
that scans for all filesystem items in the game and deletes all the
unused ones?
<ComputerCoco> is there not some backup
that scans for all filesystem items in the game and deletes all the
unused ones?L68[04:06:19] <Amanda> How would you check
if the item still exists? It could be in a chest in an unloaded
chunk
L69[04:06:51] <Amanda> The clean up is best
effort, so usual survival methods are handled
L70[04:06:54] <Michiyo> %tonk
L71[04:06:55] <MichiBot> Holy pentagram
pendant Batman! Michiyo! You beat Vaur's previous record of 2
hours, 29 minutes and 19 seconds (By 56 minutes and 2 seconds)! I
hope you're happy!
L72[04:06:56] <MichiBot> Michiyo's new
record is 3 hours, 25 minutes and 21 seconds! Michiyo also gained
0.00279 (0.00093 x 3) tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position
#4. Need 0.02371 more points to pass Forecaster!
L73[04:07:10] <Michiyo> damn it 4
minutes
L74[04:07:14] <Amanda> Like chucking it
into fire or leave
L75[04:07:21] <Amanda> Lava*
L76[04:07:34] <ComputerCoco> Hmm
<ComputerCoco> HmmL77[04:07:35] <Amanda> %remindme 9h update
your stories
L78[04:07:36] <MichiBot> I'll tell you
"update your stories" in 9h at 01/11/2022 01:07:35
PM
L79[04:08:00] *
Amanda collapses into a pile of floof containing 1 (one) Elfi fairy
fren
L80[04:08:08] <Amanda> Night nerds
L81[04:08:14] <Michiyo> Night
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L83[04:50:56] <ComputerCoco> made a program that logs
energy usage per second over a period of time then averages it
after
<ComputerCoco> made a program that logs
energy usage per second over a period of time then averages it
afterL84[04:50:56] <ComputerCoco> I've got mostly averages of
1, but then got 2 a few times and then 5 once?
<ComputerCoco> I've got mostly averages of
1, but then got 2 a few times and then 5 once?L85[04:50:56] <ComputerCoco> Weird
<ComputerCoco> WeirdL86[05:07:21] ⇨
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L87[05:50:29] <ComputerCoco> Message contained 4 or more
newlines and was pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/ececepuqej
<ComputerCoco> Message contained 4 or more
newlines and was pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/ececepuqejL88[06:22:16] ⇦
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L93[08:04:54] <Vaur>
%tonk
<Vaur>
%tonkL94[08:04:55] <MichiBot> Boo-yah! Vaur!
You beat Michiyo's previous record of 3 hours, 25 minutes and 21
seconds (By 32 minutes and 38 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L95[08:04:56] <MichiBot> Vaur's new record
is 3 hours and 58 minutes! Vaur also gained 0.00216 (0.00054 x 4)
tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position #1.
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L98[09:34:17] <KOR_APUcard> Is this mod is still will
not ported or updated to 1.16.5?
<KOR_APUcard> Is this mod is still will
not ported or updated to 1.16.5?L99[09:35:19] <Michiyo>
Correct, several people have started doing so, then quickly gave
up
<Michiyo>
Correct, several people have started doing so, then quickly gave
upL100[09:36:18] <KOR_APUcard> No way, it seems like a
Bermuda Triangle!
<KOR_APUcard> No way, it seems like a
Bermuda Triangle!L101[09:37:33] <Michiyo>
It's a fairly complex mod, written in a language that is no longer
natively supported by forge.
<Michiyo>
It's a fairly complex mod, written in a language that is no longer
natively supported by forge.L102[09:37:38] <Michiyo>
it's basically a total rewrite
<Michiyo>
it's basically a total rewriteL103[10:37:06]
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L107[11:33:27] <Vaur>
%sip
<Vaur>
%sipL108[11:33:28] <MichiBot> You drink a tiny
pear potion (New!). When Vaur brings the bottle down they see A
Silver colored plastic flamingo. It stares into their soul.
L109[12:14:39] <Izaya> @Ariri,
CompanionCube: cashed out my doge, sitting on an extra 250 doge
that I'm going to turn into more money
L110[12:14:51] <Izaya> (or try to,
anyway)
L111[12:15:52] <Vaur>
%tonkout
<Vaur>
%tonkoutL112[12:15:52] <MichiBot> Awesome! Vaur!
You beat your own previous record of 3 hours and 58 minutes (By 12
minutes and 57 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L113[12:15:53] <MichiBot> Vaur has tonked
out! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.004 tonk points! plus 0.006
bonus points for consecutive hours! Current score: 0.08563,
Position #1
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L116[13:00:54] <kapow_12>
Hello I was wondering why curseforge hasn't been updated since
2019?
<kapow_12>
Hello I was wondering why curseforge hasn't been updated since
2019?L117[13:01:52] <kapow_12>
Also would it make sense to switch the default branch on GitHub to
track the latest version instead of 1.7.10?
<kapow_12>
Also would it make sense to switch the default branch on GitHub to
track the latest version instead of 1.7.10?L118[13:07:36] <MichiBot> Amanda REMINDER:
update your stories
L119[13:09:05] <kapow_12>
>Michiyo: It's a fairly complex mod, written in a language that
is no longer natively…
<kapow_12>
>Michiyo: It's a fairly complex mod, written in a language that
is no longer natively…L120[13:09:06] <kapow_12>
On the MinecraftForge GitHub page there is a repo called Scorge
https://github.com/MinecraftForge/Scorge which
appears to be maintained by the Forge team. It seems like they just
no longer ship it by default
<kapow_12>
On the MinecraftForge GitHub page there is a repo called Scorge
https://github.com/MinecraftForge/Scorge which
appears to be maintained by the Forge team. It seems like they just
no longer ship it by defaultL121[13:18:30] <kapow_12>
just an idea lmk if you think it's feasible
<kapow_12>
just an idea lmk if you think it's feasibleL122[13:30:10]
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L130[15:25:42] <Amanda> If it was as
feasible/ simple as you seem to think, One of the at least three
attempts so far to port it to 1.16 would have panned out,
@kapow_12
L131[15:27:05] <Kodos>
%TONK
<Kodos>
%TONKL132[15:27:05] <MichiBot> Boom! Kodos!
You beat Vaur's previous record of <0 (By 3 hours, 11 minutes
and 13 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L133[15:27:06] <MichiBot> Kodos's new
record is 3 hours, 11 minutes and 13 seconds! Kodos also gained
0.00319 tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position #2. Need
0.01995 more points to pass Vaur!
L134[15:27:08] <Amanda> AIUI the original
plan for 1.13+ anyway was a clean break from OC, into an OC2 with
some structural changes, but probably still based on lua. @Sangar
just happen to take that a different direction with the OC2 (Is is
still a working title?) he ended up putting up
L135[15:30:27] <Amanda> And the 1.7.10
branch is the default on github because it's still the primary
branch, every other version gets merged ontop of that
L136[15:30:38] <lunar_sam>
~~i can't be the only person who finds scala hard to read,
right?~~
<lunar_sam>
~~i can't be the only person who finds scala hard to read,
right?~~L137[15:31:41] <Amanda> No, which is why
the clean break was going to be written in Java anyway.
L138[15:32:20] <Amanda> they found that
the scala part was seriously hindering people from submitting
stuff. so a clean break in a new codebase for 1.13+ was planned,
then Life Happen™
L139[15:34:39] <lunar_sam>
ic
<lunar_sam>
icL140[15:41:32] <Amanda> OC1 for 1.13+ was
never going to happen, it was going to be a clean break which
didn't even nessarially suppoet backward compat
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L142[15:45:28] <Vaur> I'd
be happy with oc2 even without any backward compatibility tbh
<Vaur> I'd
be happy with oc2 even without any backward compatibility tbhL143[15:46:17] <Amanda> OC1 accumulated so
much technical debt across the MC versions it supported, it was
inevitable that a clean break would be nessary eventually
L144[15:47:36] <Amanda> Life Happening to
@payonel was probably just the final nail in the coffin
L145[15:49:26] <Ocawesome101> if i knew java i might try
my hand writing an OC-like - but i don't know java really at
all
<Ocawesome101> if i knew java i might try
my hand writing an OC-like - but i don't know java really at
allL146[15:49:43] <Amanda> I appologise
@payonel and @Sangar if I divulged anything that I was mean to keep
in cofidence, I'm just so sick of kids coming in and bitching and
moaning that it turned out this way
L147[15:49:54] <Ocawesome101> hmm, in that vein, does OC2
have a way to do custom architectures?
<Ocawesome101> hmm, in that vein, does OC2
have a way to do custom architectures?L148[15:50:27] <Ocawesome101> if it does, one could just
make a Lua arch for it
<Ocawesome101> if it does, one could just
make a Lua arch for itL149[15:51:07] <Amanda> judging from some
of Sangar's github activity, he may be working on a eeprom that
runs lua, but AFAIK no it doesn't support additional arches
L150[15:51:14] <Ocawesome101> ah
<Ocawesome101> ahL151[15:51:30] <Ocawesome101> custom architecture support
would be very cool
<Ocawesome101> custom architecture support
would be very coolL152[15:51:59] <Amanda> It's also a large
part of what added to OC1's technical debt. Technically anything
that can run on risc-v embedded could be an "Arch"
though
L153[15:52:03] <Z0idberg>
Isn't OC2 RISC based?
<Z0idberg>
Isn't OC2 RISC based?L154[15:52:07] <Ocawesome101> it is, yes
<Ocawesome101> it is, yesL155[15:52:11] <Z0idberg>
I don't think OC2 needs custom architectures then
<Z0idberg>
I don't think OC2 needs custom architectures thenL156[15:52:20] <Z0idberg>
It should be easy enough to emulate any architecture from it
<Z0idberg>
It should be easy enough to emulate any architecture from itL157[15:52:24] <Ocawesome101> fair enough
<Ocawesome101> fair enoughL158[15:53:11] <Z0idberg>
I'm still thinking if I sued use my custom arch for a fabric kotlin
mod
<Z0idberg>
I'm still thinking if I sued use my custom arch for a fabric kotlin
modL159[15:53:14] <Z0idberg>
but that's word
<Z0idberg>
but that's wordL160[15:53:17] <Z0idberg>
work*
<Z0idberg>
work*L161[15:53:22] <Z0idberg>
I have too many projects 😦
<Z0idberg>
I have too many projects 😦L162[15:53:28] <Ocawesome101> of course you should
:P
<Ocawesome101> of course you should
:PL163[15:53:43] <Z0idberg>
Well I don't see many people being interested in stack machines for
one
<Z0idberg>
Well I don't see many people being interested in stack machines for
oneL164[15:53:51] <Z0idberg>
it would be a very very simple system though
<Z0idberg>
it would be a very very simple system thoughL165[15:54:12] <Ocawesome101> i'm working(ish) on a
24-bit arch which could be just the right amount of complexity for
minecraft
<Ocawesome101> i'm working(ish) on a
24-bit arch which could be just the right amount of complexity for
minecraftL166[15:54:28] <Ocawesome101> still gotta get the C
emulator put together though and make sure it's feasible for
use
<Ocawesome101> still gotta get the C
emulator put together though and make sure it's feasible for
useL167[15:54:35] <Z0idberg>
The current MMU/DMA architecture for my cpu arch is 16 bit local 24
bit external.
<Z0idberg>
The current MMU/DMA architecture for my cpu arch is 16 bit local 24
bit external.L168[15:54:44] <Z0idberg>
so it maps 16 MB of space in 64 KB chunks
<Z0idberg>
so it maps 16 MB of space in 64 KB chunksL169[15:55:03] <Z0idberg>
You know @Ocawesome101 ...
<Z0idberg>
You know @Ocawesome101 ...L170[15:55:08] <Z0idberg>
I've been thinking about writing a C compiler
<Z0idberg>
I've been thinking about writing a C compilerL171[15:55:27] <Z0idberg>
and the idea is that it will compile C into a "C"
AST.
<Z0idberg>
and the idea is that it will compile C into a "C"
AST.L172[15:55:36] <Ocawesome101> give it an easily
customizable code generation backend and i might use it! :P
<Ocawesome101> give it an easily
customizable code generation backend and i might use it! :PL173[15:56:11] <Z0idberg>
It'd be in Elixir, so it could just compile C into an AST that can
then be recursively fed to generate data for whatever linker format
you wanted etc
<Z0idberg>
It'd be in Elixir, so it could just compile C into an AST that can
then be recursively fed to generate data for whatever linker format
you wanted etcL174[15:56:27] <Z0idberg>
Elixir has amazing binary data packing ability
<Z0idberg>
Elixir has amazing binary data packing abilityL175[15:56:34] <Z0idberg>
and it works to the bit
<Z0idberg>
and it works to the bitL176[15:56:45] <Z0idberg>
so I can pack a data in say a 19 bit value.
<Z0idberg>
so I can pack a data in say a 19 bit value.L177[15:56:50] *
Amanda flops down around Elfi, contemplates the number
42
L178[15:56:53] <Ocawesome101> my arch supports MMIO, has
6 16-bit ports, and it uses what i'm calling a "segment
descriptor table" for sort-of memory protection; the CPU can
fire an interrupt when entering a page marked as
"protected" and let software do the rest
<Ocawesome101> my arch supports MMIO, has
6 16-bit ports, and it uses what i'm calling a "segment
descriptor table" for sort-of memory protection; the CPU can
fire an interrupt when entering a page marked as
"protected" and let software do the restL179[15:57:13] <Ocawesome101> >Z0idberg: so I can pack
a data in say a 19 bit value.
<Ocawesome101> >Z0idberg: so I can pack
a data in say a 19 bit value.L180[15:57:13] <Ocawesome101> that's something i
sometimes wish i had in e.g. Lua
<Ocawesome101> that's something i
sometimes wish i had in e.g. LuaL181[15:58:10] <Ocawesome101> >Ocawesome101: my arch
supports MMIO, has 6 16-bit ports, and it uses what i'm calling a
"segm…
<Ocawesome101> >Ocawesome101: my arch
supports MMIO, has 6 16-bit ports, and it uses what i'm calling a
"segm…L182[15:58:11] <Ocawesome101> (also 10 general purpose
registers and 6 "attribute registers" that store specific
information about what's going on in the processor)
<Ocawesome101> (also 10 general purpose
registers and 6 "attribute registers" that store specific
information about what's going on in the processor)L183[15:59:30] <Z0idberg>
User programs with my arch doesn't really make use of the external
MMIO space. It is used by the DMA system. You can thing of it
analogy wise as, you have your local MMIO address space in a 16
bit, 64KB area. That's your "solar system" And when
you're talking to the MMU part of the MMU/DMA (it's a combo chip)
you're creating wormholes to other devices that are negotiated and
coordinated using the DMA system.
<Z0idberg>
User programs with my arch doesn't really make use of the external
MMIO space. It is used by the DMA system. You can thing of it
analogy wise as, you have your local MMIO address space in a 16
bit, 64KB area. That's your "solar system" And when
you're talking to the MMU part of the MMU/DMA (it's a combo chip)
you're creating wormholes to other devices that are negotiated and
coordinated using the DMA system.L184[15:59:58] <Z0idberg>
Additionally as I mentioned once before you can use memory mapped
IO with the MMU/DMA to execute external instructions that the CPU
doesn't internally support
<Z0idberg>
Additionally as I mentioned once before you can use memory mapped
IO with the MMU/DMA to execute external instructions that the CPU
doesn't internally supportL185[16:00:05] <Ocawesome101> neat
<Ocawesome101> neatL186[16:00:06] <Z0idberg>
The CPU has instruction space reserved for that
<Z0idberg>
The CPU has instruction space reserved for thatL187[16:00:26] <Z0idberg>
This means that in say the world of OC, you could map components to
their own instructions.
<Z0idberg>
This means that in say the world of OC, you could map components to
their own instructions.L188[16:00:46] <Z0idberg>
DMA takes care of the rest
<Z0idberg>
DMA takes care of the restL189[16:01:05] <kapow_12>
>Amanda: If it was as feasible/ simple as you seem to think, One
of the at least thr…
<kapow_12>
>Amanda: If it was as feasible/ simple as you seem to think, One
of the at least thr…L190[16:01:06] <kapow_12>
My intent was to attempt a port, but it seems as if you don’t
really want one
<kapow_12>
My intent was to attempt a port, but it seems as if you don’t
really want oneL191[16:01:53] <Z0idberg>
@Ocawesome101 What kind of architecture is yours? Mine is stack
machine as I said
<Z0idberg>
@Ocawesome101 What kind of architecture is yours? Mine is stack
machine as I saidL192[16:01:59] <Z0idberg>
so it's all about stack flow
<Z0idberg>
so it's all about stack flowL193[16:02:20] <Ocawesome101> @kapow_12 if you pull off a
port that'd be great - and by all means, go ahead - it's just that
there have been at least three failed attempts to do so, which
doesn't really inspire much confidence
<Ocawesome101> @kapow_12 if you pull off a
port that'd be great - and by all means, go ahead - it's just that
there have been at least three failed attempts to do so, which
doesn't really inspire much confidenceL194[16:03:45] <Z0idberg>
maybe we should port Minecraft off the JVM
<Z0idberg>
maybe we should port Minecraft off the JVML195[16:03:49] <Z0idberg>
🙂
<Z0idberg>
🙂L196[16:04:01] <Z0idberg>
Let's rebuild Minecraft in Piet
<Z0idberg>
Let's rebuild Minecraft in PietL198[16:04:50] <Z0idberg>
Oh gawd
<Z0idberg>
Oh gawdL199[16:04:56] <Z0idberg>
you have a multiplier / divider
<Z0idberg>
you have a multiplier / dividerL200[16:05:04] <Z0idberg>
so evil 😄
<Z0idberg>
so evil 😄L201[16:05:29] <Z0idberg>
I decided to move the multiplier & divider off-chip
<Z0idberg>
I decided to move the multiplier & divider off-chipL202[16:05:53] <Z0idberg>
OH!
<Z0idberg>
OH!L203[16:06:02] <Z0idberg>
I don't know if you knew this ocawesome
<Z0idberg>
I don't know if you knew this ocawesomeL204[16:06:54] <Z0idberg>
but you can determine greater than and less than in most
architectures without having flags for them at all just by looking
at the overflow bits etc.
<Z0idberg>
but you can determine greater than and less than in most
architectures without having flags for them at all just by looking
at the overflow bits etc.L205[16:07:05] <Ocawesome101> interesting
<Ocawesome101> interestingL206[16:07:19] <Z0idberg>
most architectures compare by subtraction
<Z0idberg>
most architectures compare by subtractionL207[16:07:24] <Ocawesome101> i just had 24 bits of flag
space and went "what completely unnecessary stuff can i chuck
in here"
<Ocawesome101> i just had 24 bits of flag
space and went "what completely unnecessary stuff can i chuck
in here"L208[16:07:31] <Z0idberg>
haha
<Z0idberg>
hahaL209[16:07:49] <Z0idberg>
also don't feel that just because you have a 24 bit chip you also
have to have 24 bit everything
<Z0idberg>
also don't feel that just because you have a 24 bit chip you also
have to have 24 bit everythingL210[16:09:00] <Ocawesome101> A5 as a 24-bit register
does indeed seem a little overkill
<Ocawesome101> A5 as a 24-bit register
does indeed seem a little overkillL211[16:09:03] <Z0idberg>
Consider the hardware you will run it on too if you ever do; Most
RAM chips aren't 24 bit; You could use a 16 bit chip and an 8 bit
one next to eachother though
<Z0idberg>
Consider the hardware you will run it on too if you ever do; Most
RAM chips aren't 24 bit; You could use a 16 bit chip and an 8 bit
one next to eachother thoughL212[16:09:12] <Z0idberg>
this is why I never made my 12 bit arch on hardware
<Z0idberg>
this is why I never made my 12 bit arch on hardwareL213[16:09:29] <Z0idberg>
there were always 4 bits of unused space everywhere
<Z0idberg>
there were always 4 bits of unused space everywhereL214[16:09:57] <Ocawesome101> i don't plan to make
physical hardware for this arch, mostly due to the fact that when
it comes to hardware design i know next to nothing :P
<Ocawesome101> i don't plan to make
physical hardware for this arch, mostly due to the fact that when
it comes to hardware design i know next to nothing :PL215[16:10:05] <Z0idberg>
My arch uses a 24 bit address space but is 16 bit
<Z0idberg>
My arch uses a 24 bit address space but is 16 bitL216[16:10:17] <Z0idberg>
ok. if you don't plan to make any hardware it isn't an issue
<Z0idberg>
ok. if you don't plan to make any hardware it isn't an issueL217[16:10:37] <Ariri>
Izaya: naisuuu
<Ariri>
Izaya: naisuuuL218[16:11:14] <Ocawesome101> it's called the FC-1 for
"Fantasy Console-1" (more or less)
<Ocawesome101> it's called the FC-1 for
"Fantasy Console-1" (more or less)L219[16:11:24] <Z0idberg>
there are ways you could work around this with hardware; For
example you could have a 24 bit address register where the first 8
bits is the page and it accesses 16 bit information, giving you 8
extra bits for rotations and shifts and such to do whatever you
want with for playing around
<Z0idberg>
there are ways you could work around this with hardware; For
example you could have a 24 bit address register where the first 8
bits is the page and it accesses 16 bit information, giving you 8
extra bits for rotations and shifts and such to do whatever you
want with for playing aroundL220[16:11:35] <Z0idberg>
that way you'd only ever need 16 bit memory hardware
<Z0idberg>
that way you'd only ever need 16 bit memory hardwareL221[16:11:46] <Z0idberg>
but you'd lose 24 bit storing of numbers
<Z0idberg>
but you'd lose 24 bit storing of numbersL222[16:11:56] <Z0idberg>
(without splitting them)
<Z0idberg>
(without splitting them)L223[16:12:16] <Z0idberg>
you could also do hardware multiplexing of data
<Z0idberg>
you could also do hardware multiplexing of dataL224[16:12:33] <Ocawesome101> ~~just use 3x 8-bit chips
everywhere~~
<Ocawesome101> ~~just use 3x 8-bit chips
everywhere~~L225[16:12:34] <Z0idberg>
where it takes more than one memory read / write to transfer
<Z0idberg>
where it takes more than one memory read / write to transferL226[16:12:38] <Z0idberg>
lol
<Z0idberg>
lolL227[16:13:00] <Z0idberg>
My architecture's DMA transfers 1 bit at a time
<Z0idberg>
My architecture's DMA transfers 1 bit at a timeL228[16:13:25] <Z0idberg>
it has its own clock separate from the CPU, in fact the CPU gets
its clock cycle from demultiplexing and dividing the DMA
clock
<Z0idberg>
it has its own clock separate from the CPU, in fact the CPU gets
its clock cycle from demultiplexing and dividing the DMA
clockL229[16:13:29] <Z0idberg>
several times
<Z0idberg>
several timesL230[16:14:05] <Ocawesome101> interesting
<Ocawesome101> interestingL231[16:14:38] <Z0idberg>
basically, every time the CPU clock gets a full cycle the DMA reads
in another 16 bits to store / load on either the master or slave
depending which direction we're handling. Then, the actual clock
input which is WAY faster than the CPU transmits each of the 16
bits at super high speed down a fiber cable.
<Z0idberg>
basically, every time the CPU clock gets a full cycle the DMA reads
in another 16 bits to store / load on either the master or slave
depending which direction we're handling. Then, the actual clock
input which is WAY faster than the CPU transmits each of the 16
bits at super high speed down a fiber cable.L232[16:14:50] <Z0idberg>
the fiber cables in mine are just SPDIF / TOSLINK
<Z0idberg>
the fiber cables in mine are just SPDIF / TOSLINKL233[16:15:37] <Ocawesome101> have you implemented this
in hardware?
<Ocawesome101> have you implemented this
in hardware?L234[16:15:43] <Z0idberg>
all external memory read and writes, whether you're copying lots of
data or just sending commands etc are just sent down fiber.
<Z0idberg>
all external memory read and writes, whether you're copying lots of
data or just sending commands etc are just sent down fiber.L235[16:15:51] <Z0idberg>
Not yet! I've been building this in Kicad
<Z0idberg>
Not yet! I've been building this in KicadL236[16:15:57] <Ocawesome101> ah
<Ocawesome101> ahL237[16:15:58] <Z0idberg>
I have a CPLD thoug hfor teh core
<Z0idberg>
I have a CPLD thoug hfor teh coreL238[16:16:04] <Z0idberg>
I'm using a Lattice Mach
<Z0idberg>
I'm using a Lattice MachL239[16:16:34] <Ocawesome101> neat
<Ocawesome101> neatL240[16:16:35] <Z0idberg>
but hey you wont have any large parallel MMIO edge connectors
<Z0idberg>
but hey you wont have any large parallel MMIO edge connectorsL241[16:16:58] <Z0idberg>
you just use TOSLINk cables you can buy at the store to wire em up.
There's a device I'm working on to MUX/DEMUX this signal
<Z0idberg>
you just use TOSLINk cables you can buy at the store to wire em up.
There's a device I'm working on to MUX/DEMUX this signalL242[16:17:10] <Z0idberg>
kind of like a network switch
<Z0idberg>
kind of like a network switchL243[16:17:26] <Z0idberg>
the idea is that the MMU maps memory in local 64KB space
<Z0idberg>
the idea is that the MMU maps memory in local 64KB spaceL244[16:17:36] <Z0idberg>
and when you write / read it uses the DMA to copy it over like
RDMA
<Z0idberg>
and when you write / read it uses the DMA to copy it over like
RDMAL245[16:17:48] <Z0idberg>
the data will all be there before the next CPU instruction
<Z0idberg>
the data will all be there before the next CPU instructionL246[16:18:08] <Z0idberg>
I also want to allow the DMA to be programmed to copy large
sections of memory for you
<Z0idberg>
I also want to allow the DMA to be programmed to copy large
sections of memory for youL247[16:18:21] <Z0idberg>
or handle events from devices like say a serial port UART
<Z0idberg>
or handle events from devices like say a serial port UARTL248[16:18:28] <Z0idberg>
and automatically transfer to local memory
<Z0idberg>
and automatically transfer to local memoryL249[16:18:42] <Z0idberg>
Additionally, my CPU's stack controller will have a "queue
mode"
<Z0idberg>
Additionally, my CPU's stack controller will have a "queue
mode"L250[16:18:56] <Z0idberg>
so you cna turn a user stack into a queue instead
<Z0idberg>
so you cna turn a user stack into a queue insteadL251[16:19:01] <Z0idberg>
so you can do FIFO stuff
<Z0idberg>
so you can do FIFO stuffL252[16:19:52] <Z0idberg>
"Push some data from memory onto stack, do some math, transfer
(pop and push) from stack onto serial UART data FIFO queue
stack
<Z0idberg>
"Push some data from memory onto stack, do some math, transfer
(pop and push) from stack onto serial UART data FIFO queue
stackL253[16:19:55] <Z0idberg>
repeat
<Z0idberg>
repeatL254[16:20:41] <Z0idberg>
I'm still working on the full implementattion of the stack
controller
<Z0idberg>
I'm still working on the full implementattion of the stack
controllerL255[16:21:34] <Z0idberg>
But anyways, as a Minecraft mod this would be set up like
"every component device in MC would be its own DMA
slave"
<Z0idberg>
But anyways, as a Minecraft mod this would be set up like
"every component device in MC would be its own DMA
slave"L256[16:21:43] <Z0idberg>
it'd be its own IO controller per say
<Z0idberg>
it'd be its own IO controller per sayL257[16:22:19] <Ocawesome101> i'd probably have an
external I/O chip for it
<Ocawesome101> i'd probably have an
external I/O chip for itL258[16:22:36] <Ocawesome101> do all your component IO
over bus 2 or w/e
<Ocawesome101> do all your component IO
over bus 2 or w/eL259[16:22:52] <Ocawesome101> MMIO works too and might be
better though
<Ocawesome101> MMIO works too and might be
better thoughL260[16:24:09] <Z0idberg>
There is nothing wrong with MMIO
<Z0idberg>
There is nothing wrong with MMIOL261[16:24:32] <Z0idberg>
since my memory system is more of an actor model with devices on
serial fiber links, it HAS to have an IO controller on every
device.
<Z0idberg>
since my memory system is more of an actor model with devices on
serial fiber links, it HAS to have an IO controller on every
device.L262[16:24:42] <Z0idberg>
which.. is just another MMU/DMA 🙂
<Z0idberg>
which.. is just another MMU/DMA 🙂L263[16:25:19] <Z0idberg>
I have -not- determined if I want full duplex or not. The TOSLINK
connectors are like $7 a piece
<Z0idberg>
I have -not- determined if I want full duplex or not. The TOSLINK
connectors are like $7 a pieceL264[16:25:24] <Z0idberg>
at leats the onesI found
<Z0idberg>
at leats the onesI foundL265[16:25:53] <Z0idberg>
that would mean like $14 just for connectors on each IO board
minimum not counting the other end
<Z0idberg>
that would mean like $14 just for connectors on each IO board
minimum not counting the other endL266[16:26:14] <Z0idberg>
full duplex is kinda cool but tbh the CPU only does half duplex
memory IO
<Z0idberg>
full duplex is kinda cool but tbh the CPU only does half duplex
memory IOL267[16:26:25] <Z0idberg>
so having a single wire setup is clean and not that unusual
<Z0idberg>
so having a single wire setup is clean and not that unusualL268[16:27:24] <Z0idberg>
Buuut if I did full duplex it means that I could be copying memory
out while serial data or something is buffered in to some middle
cache chip or something. That makes everything more
complicated.
<Z0idberg>
Buuut if I did full duplex it means that I could be copying memory
out while serial data or something is buffered in to some middle
cache chip or something. That makes everything more
complicated.L269[16:27:38] <Z0idberg>
Maybe an arch 2.0 thing
<Z0idberg>
Maybe an arch 2.0 thingL270[16:28:21] <Z0idberg>
Another option I have other than fiber btw is SATA cables.
<Z0idberg>
Another option I have other than fiber btw is SATA cables.L271[16:29:29] <Ocawesome101> ah yes, since those are
serial aren't they
<Ocawesome101> ah yes, since those are
serial aren't theyL272[16:30:24] <Z0idberg>
Yeah but they aren't very flimsy
<Z0idberg>
Yeah but they aren't very flimsyL273[16:30:33] <Z0idberg>
nothing like a argular wire is
<Z0idberg>
nothing like a argular wire isL274[16:30:46] <Z0idberg>
https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Amphenol-Commercial-Products/SATA01120271?qs=St27ATL478vaFeWJF81RJw%3D%3D
<Z0idberg>
https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Amphenol-Commercial-Products/SATA01120271?qs=St27ATL478vaFeWJF81RJw%3D%3DL275[16:30:52] <Z0idberg>
Looks like these are $1 a piece
<Z0idberg>
Looks like these are $1 a pieceL276[16:31:05] <Z0idberg>
and I could use the other wires for things like hardware flow
control?
<Z0idberg>
and I could use the other wires for things like hardware flow
control?L277[16:31:13] <Z0idberg>
ready to send, clear to send, etc
<Z0idberg>
ready to send, clear to send, etcL278[16:31:23] <Ocawesome101> could be, yes
<Ocawesome101> could be, yesL279[16:31:36] <Ocawesome101> at the cost of very
marginally less speed
<Ocawesome101> at the cost of very
marginally less speedL280[16:31:45] <Ocawesome101> because copper vs.
light
<Ocawesome101> because copper vs.
lightL281[16:31:52] <Z0idberg>
I could also power it
<Z0idberg>
I could also power itL282[16:32:00] <Z0idberg>
well
<Z0idberg>
wellL283[16:32:05] <Z0idberg>
TOSLINK is fast but it's not insane
<Z0idberg>
TOSLINK is fast but it's not insaneL284[16:32:12] <Z0idberg>
many connectors only allow up to say 1Mhz
<Z0idberg>
many connectors only allow up to say 1MhzL285[16:32:17] <Ocawesome101> ah
<Ocawesome101> ahL286[16:32:19] <Z0idberg>
but my instruction speed goal is only 40Khz
<Z0idberg>
but my instruction speed goal is only 40KhzL287[16:32:28] <Z0idberg>
If I can get 40,000 instructions per second I will be happy
<Z0idberg>
If I can get 40,000 instructions per second I will be happyL288[16:32:44] <Z0idberg>
You can do a lot with that.
<Z0idberg>
You can do a lot with that.L289[16:33:06] <Z0idberg>
Since my design is based on memory movement instead of peak
performance
<Z0idberg>
Since my design is based on memory movement instead of peak
performanceL290[16:33:31] <Ocawesome101> rather amusing how we need
billions of instructions per second to compete with what could be
done on millions of instructions per second ten years ago
<Ocawesome101> rather amusing how we need
billions of instructions per second to compete with what could be
done on millions of instructions per second ten years agoL291[16:33:34] <Z0idberg>
in a gpu like thing, copying a ton of sprite data would be fairly
fast
<Z0idberg>
in a gpu like thing, copying a ton of sprite data would be fairly
fastL292[16:33:48] <Z0idberg>
yeah.
<Z0idberg>
yeah.L293[16:34:04] <Z0idberg>
I think people sometimes forget that we don't usually actually need
that kind of performance
<Z0idberg>
I think people sometimes forget that we don't usually actually need
that kind of performanceL294[16:34:19] <Ocawesome101> bUt mUh wEb bRoWseR
<Ocawesome101> bUt mUh wEb bRoWseRL295[16:34:30] <Z0idberg>
but also computers now do more than one thing at a time. ALSO. a 1
Ghz CPU is still taking 30+ cycles to read and write to and from
memory you know
<Z0idberg>
but also computers now do more than one thing at a time. ALSO. a 1
Ghz CPU is still taking 30+ cycles to read and write to and from
memory you knowL296[16:34:48] <Z0idberg>
so a lot of those cycles are wasted in terms of a per instruction
performance, but the CPU does other things
<Z0idberg>
so a lot of those cycles are wasted in terms of a per instruction
performance, but the CPU does other thingsL297[16:34:53] <Z0idberg>
and pipelining helps
<Z0idberg>
and pipelining helpsL298[16:35:49] <Z0idberg>
I'm only using SRAM in my system so
<Z0idberg>
I'm only using SRAM in my system soL299[16:36:09] <Ocawesome101> so, ignoring all else,
assuming no pipelining, that's only like 30MHz of actually
executing instructions? unless i've done the math wrong
<Ocawesome101> so, ignoring all else,
assuming no pipelining, that's only like 30MHz of actually
executing instructions? unless i've done the math wrongL300[16:36:19] <Z0idberg>
every memory operation only takes half a cycle
<Z0idberg>
every memory operation only takes half a cycleL301[16:36:27] <Ocawesome101> and that's assuming every
instruction does memory IO, which it doesn't
<Ocawesome101> and that's assuming every
instruction does memory IO, which it doesn'tL302[16:37:39] <Z0idberg>
I think a majority of the work done on a CPU these days is for
things like DMA and such. DMA for the audio. DMA for the video
card, DMA for the disk IO.. you don't need super fast instructions
for that
<Z0idberg>
I think a majority of the work done on a CPU these days is for
things like DMA and such. DMA for the audio. DMA for the video
card, DMA for the disk IO.. you don't need super fast instructions
for thatL303[16:37:55] <Z0idberg>
plus we have cache
<Z0idberg>
plus we have cacheL304[16:38:00] <Z0idberg>
and SDRAM
<Z0idberg>
and SDRAML305[16:38:11] <Ocawesome101> true
<Ocawesome101> trueL306[16:38:12] <Z0idberg>
which helps speed that up and reduce the number of cycles
wasted
<Z0idberg>
which helps speed that up and reduce the number of cycles
wastedL307[16:39:16] <Z0idberg>
But you are correct ocawesome that, a 2Mhz 6502 is faster and way
more efficient than a 5Mhz Intel 8080
<Z0idberg>
But you are correct ocawesome that, a 2Mhz 6502 is faster and way
more efficient than a 5Mhz Intel 8080L308[16:39:20] <Z0idberg>
er, 8086
<Z0idberg>
er, 8086L309[16:39:48] <Ocawesome101> 6502 is a simpler arch,
isn't it?
<Ocawesome101> 6502 is a simpler arch,
isn't it?L310[16:39:54] <Z0idberg>
yes.
<Z0idberg>
yes.L311[16:40:01] <Z0idberg>
and it uses SRAM
<Z0idberg>
and it uses SRAML312[16:40:07] <Z0idberg>
or depends on it anyways
<Z0idberg>
or depends on it anywaysL313[16:40:32] <Z0idberg>
so memory has no latency other than the small ammount of latency on
the datasheet for everything to set
<Z0idberg>
so memory has no latency other than the small ammount of latency on
the datasheet for everything to setL314[16:40:53] <Z0idberg>
there's no "waiting for capacitor charge time" or
anything like that.
<Z0idberg>
there's no "waiting for capacitor charge time" or
anything like that.L315[16:41:17] <Z0idberg>
the 6502 also doesn't have any internal RAM
<Z0idberg>
the 6502 also doesn't have any internal RAML316[16:41:24] <Z0idberg>
other than the registers it has
<Z0idberg>
other than the registers it hasL317[16:44:38] <Z0idberg>
wtf Ocawesome
<Z0idberg>
wtf OcawesomeL318[16:44:52] <Z0idberg>
now you have me working with details on my 24 bit address
space
<Z0idberg>
now you have me working with details on my 24 bit address
spaceL319[16:45:26] <Z0idberg>
You made me come up with an idea for an unsolved problem I had:
"Device detection and initialization"
<Z0idberg>
You made me come up with an idea for an unsolved problem I had:
"Device detection and initialization"L320[16:45:56] <Z0idberg>
the question I've had for a while is, if I have a bunch of devices
in memory space all over the place and I don't know where they all
are, how do I detect all of the devices I have efficiently?!
<Z0idberg>
the question I've had for a while is, if I have a bunch of devices
in memory space all over the place and I don't know where they all
are, how do I detect all of the devices I have efficiently?!L321[16:46:27] <Z0idberg>
and the idea I just came up with is a "recursive tree
structure like token ring"
<Z0idberg>
and the idea I just came up with is a "recursive tree
structure like token ring"L322[16:46:38] <Z0idberg>
when the system boots a token works its way down the IO tree
<Z0idberg>
when the system boots a token works its way down the IO treeL323[16:46:53] <Z0idberg>
and informs every device when its time to register itself
<Z0idberg>
and informs every device when its time to register itselfL324[16:47:03] <Z0idberg>
that way they don't step all onto eachother.
<Z0idberg>
that way they don't step all onto eachother.L325[16:54:53] <ThePiGuy24> this conversation somewhat
reminds me of what a lot of people are doing in a game called logic
world, which is sorta like minecraft redstone, but you have premade
gates and wires and such
<ThePiGuy24> this conversation somewhat
reminds me of what a lot of people are doing in a game called logic
world, which is sorta like minecraft redstone, but you have premade
gates and wires and suchL326[16:55:02]
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L327[16:55:09] <ThePiGuy24> is pretty neat, a few peeps
from here have already found i t;
<ThePiGuy24> is pretty neat, a few peeps
from here have already found i t;L328[16:55:12] <ThePiGuy24> is pretty neat, a few peeps
from here have already found it ; [Edited]
<ThePiGuy24> is pretty neat, a few peeps
from here have already found it ; [Edited]L329[16:55:13] <ThePiGuy24> is pretty neat, a few peeps
from here have already found it ;p [Edited]
<ThePiGuy24> is pretty neat, a few peeps
from here have already found it ;p [Edited]L330[16:55:58] ⇦
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L338[17:28:28] <Z0idberg>
Lol. apparently Alabama's #1 dating site is ancestry.com
<Z0idberg>
Lol. apparently Alabama's #1 dating site is ancestry.comL339[17:28:42] <Ocawesome101> lmao
<Ocawesome101> lmaoL340[17:29:11] <Z0idberg>
>ThePiGuy24: this conversation somewhat reminds me of what a lot
of people are doing in …
<Z0idberg>
>ThePiGuy24: this conversation somewhat reminds me of what a lot
of people are doing in …L341[17:29:11] <Z0idberg>
linky?
<Z0idberg>
linky?L342[17:30:15] <ThePiGuy24> to the game or the community
discord?
<ThePiGuy24> to the game or the community
discord?L343[17:32:23] <Z0idberg>
Holy shit
<Z0idberg>
Holy shitL344[17:32:31] <Z0idberg>
this health care provider is looking for an "assembly
developer?!"
<Z0idberg>
this health care provider is looking for an "assembly
developer?!"L345[17:32:39] <Z0idberg>
(looking for jobs)
<Z0idberg>
(looking for jobs)L346[17:32:55]
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L347[17:33:07] <Z0idberg>
Lol watch me get to that interview and they go "we want an
assembly programmer because we need a programmer to "assemble
things together for us"
<Z0idberg>
Lol watch me get to that interview and they go "we want an
assembly programmer because we need a programmer to "assemble
things together for us"L348[17:35:47] <Vaur> damn
it, why doesn't industrial foregoing block placer not show up as
inventory in storage scanner 😢
<Vaur> damn
it, why doesn't industrial foregoing block placer not show up as
inventory in storage scanner 😢L349[17:36:20] <Kristopher38> damn, I missed computer
architecture conversation
<Kristopher38> damn, I missed computer
architecture conversationL350[17:37:44] <Z0idberg>
I need to write a cover letter
<Z0idberg>
I need to write a cover letterL351[17:37:51] <Z0idberg>
@Kristopher38 Not really
<Z0idberg>
@Kristopher38 Not reallyL352[17:37:56] <Z0idberg>
you missed the highlight of it
<Z0idberg>
you missed the highlight of itL353[17:38:45] <Z0idberg>
>ThePiGuy24: to the game or the community discord?
<Z0idberg>
>ThePiGuy24: to the game or the community discord?L354[17:38:45] <Z0idberg>
this game you're talking about!
<Z0idberg>
this game you're talking about!L356[17:40:51] <Kristopher38> i've seen it
<Kristopher38> i've seen itL357[17:59:52] <lunar_sam>
i wanna make a CPU arch
<lunar_sam>
i wanna make a CPU archL358[17:59:53] <lunar_sam>
i have
<lunar_sam>
i haveL359[17:59:54] <lunar_sam>
Ideas
<lunar_sam>
IdeasL360[18:00:00] <lunar_sam>
but nothing working yet
<lunar_sam>
but nothing working yetL361[18:00:01] <lunar_sam>
besides
<lunar_sam>
besidesL362[18:00:04] <lunar_sam>
i wanna make a plane game too
<lunar_sam>
i wanna make a plane game tooL363[18:07:36] <ThePiGuy24> mood
<ThePiGuy24> moodL364[18:07:45] <ThePiGuy24> those are both things that i
want to do
<ThePiGuy24> those are both things that i
want to doL365[18:10:36] <Elfi> Could always port
uxn to OpenComputers, though I guess that'd require a specialized
screen
L366[18:13:58] <Elfi> Or just no screen
device, I suppose
L367[18:23:24] *
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L373[19:01:35] <Vaur>
%tonkout
<Vaur>
%tonkoutL374[19:01:36] <MichiBot> Crud! Vaur! You
beat Kodos's previous record of 3 hours, 11 minutes and 13 seconds
(By 23 minutes and 17 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L375[19:01:37] <MichiBot> Vaur has stolen
the tonkout! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.003 tonk points!
plus 0.002 bonus points for consecutive hours! (Reduced to 50%
because stealing) Current score: 0.09163. Position #1
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L379[19:57:34] <Z0idberg>
why
<Z0idberg>
whyL380[19:57:46] <Z0idberg>
are you going to make logic gates with it?
<Z0idberg>
are you going to make logic gates with it?L382[19:59:37] <Z0idberg>
this better be Linux compatible.
<Z0idberg>
this better be Linux compatible.L383[19:59:56] <ThePiGuy24> it has a native version
:D
<ThePiGuy24> it has a native version
:DL384[20:00:21] <Forecaster> %sip
<Forecaster> %sipL385[20:00:21] <MichiBot> You drink a
hairy automato potion (New!). Forecaster sees the sky briefly flash
solid dark blue then go back to normal.
L386[20:00:24] <Z0idberg>
yay
<Z0idberg>
yayL387[20:01:12] <Z0idberg>
@ThePiGuy24 One problem I have I didnt see yet was that project red
gave me ICs
<Z0idberg>
@ThePiGuy24 One problem I have I didnt see yet was that project red
gave me ICsL388[20:01:18] <Z0idberg>
and I could fit 96 bits of RAM on those fuckers
<Z0idberg>
and I could fit 96 bits of RAM on those fuckersL389[20:01:26] <Z0idberg>
or use them for address multiplexers, etc
<Z0idberg>
or use them for address multiplexers, etcL390[20:01:36] <Z0idberg>
it allowed me to make machines much smaller
<Z0idberg>
it allowed me to make machines much smallerL391[20:01:37] <Michiyo> I miss PR ICs
:(
L392[20:02:08] <Z0idberg>
Do you remember the other onelike it that let you make miniature
redstone contraptions on a 1x1 grid?
<Z0idberg>
Do you remember the other onelike it that let you make miniature
redstone contraptions on a 1x1 grid?L393[20:02:13] <Z0idberg>
I forget the name of that mod
<Z0idberg>
I forget the name of that modL394[20:03:17] <Z0idberg>
@ThePiGuy24 Thanks for showing me this. I know a ways back
@Enthalpy and I wanted to do a tutorial series on youtube on
computer engineering.
<Z0idberg>
@ThePiGuy24 Thanks for showing me this. I know a ways back
@Enthalpy and I wanted to do a tutorial series on youtube on
computer engineering.L395[20:03:28] <Z0idberg>
This would have been a better suitor for it
<Z0idberg>
This would have been a better suitor for itL396[20:03:35] <Z0idberg>
Perhaps
<Z0idberg>
PerhapsL397[20:03:37] <ThePiGuy24> >Z0idberg:
<@!258769251547086849> Thanks for showing me this. I know a
ways back <@!1239…
<ThePiGuy24> >Z0idberg:
<@!258769251547086849> Thanks for showing me this. I know a
ways back <@!1239…L398[20:03:38] <ThePiGuy24> np ;p
<ThePiGuy24> np ;pL399[20:16:17] <Enthalpy>
hmm, $12. Maybe @Z0idberg.
<Enthalpy>
hmm, $12. Maybe @Z0idberg.L400[20:17:15] <Vaur>
>Z0idberg: are you going to make logic gates with it?
<Vaur>
>Z0idberg: are you going to make logic gates with it?L401[20:17:15] <Vaur> no,
it generate mana
<Vaur> no,
it generate manaL402[20:30:16] <lunar_sam> mana is stored
in the [blank]
L403[20:31:43] <Vaur>
>lunar_sam: mana is stored in the [blank]
<Vaur>
>lunar_sam: mana is stored in the [blank]L404[20:31:43] <Vaur> mana
pool
<Vaur> mana
poolL405[21:42:28] <Amanda> %choose spoon sink
$; l or n
L406[21:42:28] <MichiBot> Amanda: spoon
sink n
L407[21:42:35] <Amanda> sounds good
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L409[21:59:38] <dequbed> the server my
bouncer on died and I completely forgot for like the last 11 days
that I can like ... connect to IRC directly? Well anyway.
L410[22:00:08] <Amanda> haha
L411[22:03:47] <dequbed>
Sadly, of all the things that died that day, Discord was not
amongst them <.<
<dequbed>
Sadly, of all the things that died that day, Discord was not
amongst them <.<L412[22:04:27] <Michiyo> %tonk
L413[22:04:28] <MichiBot> Dagnabbit!
Michiyo! You beat Vaur's previous record of <0 (By 3 hours, 2
minutes and 51 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L414[22:04:29] <MichiBot> Michiyo's new
record is 3 hours, 2 minutes and 51 seconds! Michiyo also gained
0.00305 tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position #4. Need
0.02066 more points to pass Forecaster!
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L418[22:29:36] <Amanda> %choose rain box
time or recompile the universe again
L419[22:29:36] <MichiBot> Amanda: I have
a pamphlet that says never to engage in "recompile the
universe again", so you should definitely do it!
L420[22:29:48] <Amanda> hrm, rain box
time
L421[22:34:50] <Amanda> %choose while
waiting for the mutex to unlock; space management or waves
L422[22:34:51] <MichiBot> Amanda: waves
while waiting for the mutex to unlock
L423[22:35:42] <Ocawesome101> %oclogs
<Ocawesome101> %oclogsL424[22:35:42] <MichiBot> https://irclogs.pc-logix.com/?dir=logs/%23oc
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L427[23:14:21] <Amanda> You know, while I
appreciate that they group them together, I find it somewhat
amusing that there's a possibility that we're using uranium for
circuit boards in Survivng Mars
L428[23:14:26] <Ocawesome101> @Kleadron you ported CC to
Beta 1.7 or something like that, right?
<Ocawesome101> @Kleadron you ported CC to
Beta 1.7 or something like that, right?L429[23:14:35] <Kleadron>
yeah
<Kleadron>
yeahL430[23:14:52] <Ocawesome101> do you have the code up
somewhere?
<Ocawesome101> do you have the code up
somewhere?L431[23:15:00] <Kleadron>
it should be on my github
<Kleadron>
it should be on my githubL432[23:15:06] <Kleadron>
I don't maintain it anymore though
<Kleadron>
I don't maintain it anymore thoughL433[23:15:58] <Ocawesome101> thanks :)
<Ocawesome101> thanks :)L434[23:34:04] <Amanda> %choose space
management or more radiation
L435[23:34:05] <MichiBot> Amanda: Eeny,
meeny, miny, space management.
L436[23:34:19] <Amanda> First:
dinner
L437[23:36:18] <Amanda> Then: More
radiation, I don't feel like pressing buttons
L438[23:37:01] <Amanda> %choose pizza or
cheese and mac
L439[23:37:01] <MichiBot> Amanda: I
received a telegram from a long lost relative that only read
"pizza". Weird.
L440[23:37:22] <Amanda> I think you should
go to the poilce, MichiBot, these telegrams are getting a bit
frequent
L441[23:45:30] <Izaya> you know how you're
not supposed to parse XML with regex?
L442[23:45:34] <Izaya> how about Lua
patterns? B)
L443[23:45:41] <Izaya> https://shadowkat.net/tmp/7wKo.png
L444[23:46:37] <Amanda> XML is somewhat
fine-er to parse with regex, HTML is a right nightmare
L446[23:47:59] <Amanda> Stop teabagging
jet fighters, sam
L447[23:48:02] <dequbed> %bap Izaya
L448[23:48:02] <MichiBot> dequbed baps
Izaya with the Magic outer-endian x86! (25%)!
L449[23:48:13] <dequbed> %pet Ariri
L450[23:48:14] <MichiBot> dequbed is
petting Ariri with 25-man orgy. Ariri regains 1d4 => 4 hit
points! 25-man orgy rides off into the sunset on a horse with no
name.
L451[23:48:16] <Izaya> B)
L452[23:48:26] <dequbed> Why is it
*always* the 25-man orgy?! <.<
L453[23:48:34] <dequbed> %blame
Forecaster
L454[23:48:34] *
MichiBot blames Forecaster for E.T for Atari being
terrible!
L455[23:48:36] <Izaya> https://shadowkat.net/tmp/RPc2.png
L456[23:48:40] <Amanda> %blame
CompanionCube
L457[23:48:41] *
MichiBot blames CompanionCube for adding a spinal surgeon to the
inventory!
L458[23:48:52] <Amanda> no, that was me,
he's to blame for the orgy
L459[23:48:56] <dequbed> I call
shenanigans!
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L461[23:49:39] <dequbed> Izaya: is
warm
L462[23:49:50] <Izaya> yeah
L463[23:50:04] <Izaya> but I wanted to
know how warm so now I'm scraping the BOM once an hour to get the
forecast for the next week