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L2[00:04:53] <Kilobyte> @ThePiGuy24: pacman
shouldn't overwrite configs that have been modified by the
user
L3[00:05:04] <Kilobyte> unless the package
maintainer screwed up
L4[00:07:33] <Kilobyte> xterm doesn't seem
to have any config files, unless you mean the desktop file
L5[00:09:11] 
<ThePiGuy24> maybe, all i know is that
whatever i modified was overwritten
<ThePiGuy24> maybe, all i know is that
whatever i modified was overwrittenL6[00:10:37] <Kilobyte> i lied, theres also
some stuff in other dirs of /usr/share - but none of that is
config, so pacman doesn't do any .pacnew stuff :P
L7[00:13:26] <ThePiGuy24> ah yeah it was
/usr/share/X11/app-defaults/[U]XTerm-color
<ThePiGuy24> ah yeah it was
/usr/share/X11/app-defaults/[U]XTerm-colorL8[00:17:52] <caden> hi
L9[00:18:11] <caden> can you run java on
this
L10[00:18:47] <ThePiGuy24> if you are talking from OC,
then no, not unless you write your own JVM
<ThePiGuy24> if you are talking from OC,
then no, not unless you write your own JVML11[00:30:07] ⇦
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L12[00:32:30] <caden> i am
L13[00:33:10] <caden> i want to run a
server
L14[00:33:38] <Amanda> OC can't listen to
sockets
L15[00:34:19] <Amanda> Well, OC1 can't, ask
dequbed about her cursed pile of java that lets OC2 do that
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L17[00:36:17] <ThePiGuy24> someone has written a
minecraft server that runs on OC
<ThePiGuy24> someone has written a
minecraft server that runs on OCL18[00:36:33] <ThePiGuy24> dont remember who, but it was
probably zenith
<ThePiGuy24> dont remember who, but it was
probably zenithL19[00:36:51] <ThePiGuy24> they made a bridge to handle
the sockets
<ThePiGuy24> they made a bridge to handle
the socketsL20[00:45:46] <lunar_sam> zenith,
yeah
L21[00:45:51] <lunar_sam> also
L22[00:45:57] <lunar_sam> i NEED to make TN
for linux just for OC2
L23[00:46:15] <lunar_sam> then i will
bridge OC1 and OC2 for funsies
L24[00:46:21] <lunar_sam> like
L25[00:46:22] <lunar_sam> two servers
L26[00:46:24] <lunar_sam> with
Tsukinet
L27[01:02:18] <Kristopher38> lunar_sam: still waiting
for a heap of your other projects
<Kristopher38> lunar_sam: still waiting
for a heap of your other projectsL28[01:02:38] <lunar_sam> @Kristopher38
soon(tm)
L29[01:02:46] <lunar_sam> Please
Understand
L30[01:05:06] <Izaya> https://sdomi.pl/weblog/15-witchcraft-minecraft-server-in-bash/
L31[01:07:04] <Kristopher38> I do, believe me
<Kristopher38> I do, believe meL32[01:08:26] <ThePiGuy24> Izaya: that is
horrifying
<ThePiGuy24> Izaya: that is
horrifyingL33[01:08:35] <ThePiGuy24> impressive, but
horrifying
<ThePiGuy24> impressive, but
horrifyingL34[01:25:51] <lunar_sam> Tsukinet is just
what my brain has decided to semi-focus on right nos
L35[01:25:52] <lunar_sam> *now
L36[01:41:42] <inkoate>
>sapphicfettucine: my lil' rust implementation of import is ~70s
faster than import.lua :D
<inkoate>
>sapphicfettucine: my lil' rust implementation of import is ~70s
faster than import.lua :DL37[01:41:42] <inkoate>
This is why I went the rust direction to begin with... I wrote a
little python script to move the robot and it took 6 seconds to
execute every time because it needed to import the device and robot
libraries. 😂
<inkoate>
This is why I went the rust direction to begin with... I wrote a
little python script to move the robot and it took 6 seconds to
execute every time because it needed to import the device and robot
libraries. 😂L38[01:43:50] <CompanionCube> Izaya: shame
/dev/net/tcp only works in one direction
L39[01:45:28] <Amanda> I should add a timer
to invoke-import
L40[01:45:33] <Amanda> problem for
tomorrow
L41[01:45:49] <Amanda> I'm curious how it
compares to @sapphicfettucine's rust and the import.lua
L42[01:51:34] <sapphicfettucine> oh that'd be fun to
see
<sapphicfettucine> oh that'd be fun to
seeL43[01:54:35] <Amanda> I think c++ even has
some stuff for ting doesn't it? Std::Chrono or so
L44[01:54:50] *
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L45[01:57:53] <Amanda> I should proofread,
I won't, but I should.
L46[01:58:22] <Amanda> I think c++ even has
some stuff for time doesn't it? Std::Chrono or so
L47[01:58:47] *
Amanda checks cppreference
L48[03:06:08] *
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zzzmews
L49[03:06:12] <Amanda> Night nerds
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L54[05:06:22] <Michiyo> %tonkout
L55[05:06:23] <MichiBot> Dagnammit!
Michiyo! You beat Vaur's previous record of 7 hours, 48 minutes
and 37 seconds (By 3 hours, 43 minutes and 9 seconds)! I hope
you're happy!
L56[05:06:23] <MichiBot> Michiyo has
stolen the tonkout! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.011 tonk
points! plus 0.01 bonus points for consecutive hours! (Reduced to
50% because stealing) Current score: 0.35274. Position #3 Need
0.00635568 more points to pass Forecaster!
L57[05:19:46] <CrazyRocketGuy> I was trying to figure
out why the gnu "file" command was not included in
Sedna's rootfs and seeing if I could build it in myself and
uh
<CrazyRocketGuy> I was trying to figure
out why the gnu "file" command was not included in
Sedna's rootfs and seeing if I could build it in myself and
uhL59[05:20:02] <CrazyRocketGuy> the file command is
bigger then the entire OS
<CrazyRocketGuy> the file command is
bigger then the entire OSL60[05:20:17] <CrazyRocketGuy> why
<CrazyRocketGuy> whyL61[05:21:04] <lunar_sam> wait
L62[05:21:06] <lunar_sam> you have
luaposix?
L63[05:22:01] <CrazyRocketGuy> that's included in the
default rootfs I think?
<CrazyRocketGuy> that's included in the
default rootfs I think?L64[05:22:11] <lunar_sam> wack
L65[05:22:16] <sapphicfettucine> yep
<sapphicfettucine> yepL66[05:22:22] <sapphicfettucine> the hlapi
implementation uses it
<sapphicfettucine> the hlapi
implementation uses itL67[05:22:32] <lunar_sam> i didn't see it
when i tried it out
L68[05:22:41] <lunar_sam> watch as i typo'd
it
L69[05:25:10] <CompanionCube> i wonder how
much of the file command is the list of file types to detect
L70[05:26:01] <lunar_sam> lots
L71[05:26:02] <lunar_sam> lol
L72[05:26:15] <CrazyRocketGuy> I still have a hard time
conceiving that a database containing a list of file types is that
large
<CrazyRocketGuy> I still have a hard time
conceiving that a database containing a list of file types is that
largeL73[05:27:04] <CompanionCube> also it's
gnu
L74[05:27:18] <CompanionCube> minimalism
isn't a priority
L76[05:28:17] <CompanionCube> what does du
say about the files
L78[05:31:41] <lunar_sam>
i wonder how big argparse is
<lunar_sam>
i wonder how big argparse isL79[05:31:42] <lunar_sam>
lol
<lunar_sam>
lolL80[05:32:03] <lunar_sam>
oh
<lunar_sam>
ohL81[05:32:05] <lunar_sam>
only 60k
<lunar_sam>
only 60kL82[05:34:17] <CompanionCube> seems about
righr
L83[05:35:06] <CrazyRocketGuy> still find it very funny
that a single, fairly rudimentary, yet core binary is bigger then
the entire OS
<CrazyRocketGuy> still find it very funny
that a single, fairly rudimentary, yet core binary is bigger then
the entire OSL84[05:35:34] <CompanionCube> most of it
isn't in the binary tho
L85[05:35:57] <CrazyRocketGuy> no it's not
<CrazyRocketGuy> no it's notL86[05:36:06] <lunar_sam> oh
L87[05:36:10] <lunar_sam> my path var was
set wrong
L88[05:36:17] <lunar_sam> https://xmpp.404.city:5280/usershare/c44a7f29876bb754953efd718432c3cb3316b2da/qjSPNsqeWe1Bzbyh1pePwvWKTAWLF4Z8iDOxr6XM/Screenshot_2022-02-16_00-35-29.png
L89[05:36:24] <lunar_sam> rather
L90[05:36:26] <lunar_sam> LUA_PATH
L91[05:36:39] <CompanionCube> (also is the
m4/python stuff even installed?)
L92[05:36:45] <lunar_sam> didn't have
/usr/share/lua/5.4 and /usr/lib/lua/5.4 in it
L93[05:37:47] <lunar_sam> i would put lcpio
on this
L94[05:37:47] <lunar_sam> but
L95[05:37:52] <lunar_sam> i dunno if lcpio
works
L96[05:37:53] <lunar_sam> :(
L97[05:40:22] <lunar_sam> is uh
L98[05:40:28] <lunar_sam> is there no
mke2fs or the like?
L99[05:40:38] <sapphicfettucine> there is just mke2fs
iirc
<sapphicfettucine> there is just mke2fs
iircL100[05:41:04] <lunar_sam> oh
L101[05:41:09] <lunar_sam> i was looking
in the wrong place
L102[05:41:13] <lunar_sam> mke2fs and
mkdosfs
L103[05:41:23] <lunar_sam> also
mkswap
L104[05:43:11] <lunar_sam> anyways
L105[05:43:16] <lunar_sam> i have luacomp
in OC2 :v
L106[05:46:11] <lunar_sam> the real
question is
L107[05:46:14] <lunar_sam> how do i use
the floppy drive
L108[05:50:47] <CompanionCube> https://www.indy100.com/science-tech/moon-privatise-adam-smith-institute?utm_content=Echobox&utm_medium=Social&utm_campaign=Main&utm_source=Twitter#Echobox=1644938991
lol
L109[05:51:43] <sapphicfettucine> "according to a
report by neoliberal think tank the Adam Smith
Institute"
<sapphicfettucine> "according to a
report by neoliberal think tank the Adam Smith
Institute"L110[05:51:50] <sapphicfettucine> now that's a read flag
if i've ever seen one
<sapphicfettucine> now that's a read flag
if i've ever seen oneL111[05:52:19] <lunar_sam> also, man
L112[05:52:34] <lunar_sam> i'll never
experience packet loss in OC :v
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L114[05:52:37] <lunar_sam> *OC2
L115[05:53:24] <CompanionCube> ikr?
L116[05:55:36] <lunar_sam> what a shame, i
want to have to stress test tsukinet :v
L117[05:56:40] <lunar_sam> wait
L118[05:56:43] <lunar_sam> in OC1
L119[05:57:05] <lunar_sam> can i use a
robot to name animals
L120[05:58:13] <lunar_sam> because i
suddenly had a dumb idea
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L122[06:06:16] <lunar_sam> tsukinet over
vulpine carrier
L123[06:06:25] <lunar_sam> would be the
idea for 1.18
L124[06:06:37] <lunar_sam> i have no idea
how to pull off something as dumb in 1.12 but oh well
L125[06:32:40] <Bob>
>sapphicfettucine: my lil' rust implementation of import is ~70s
faster than import.lua :…
<Bob>
>sapphicfettucine: my lil' rust implementation of import is ~70s
faster than import.lua :…L126[06:32:40] <Bob> Now
thats promising
<Bob> Now
thats promisingL127[07:11:22] <Izaya> %tell Ariri
https://disqordia.space/emoji/disqordia/gura_blush.gif
L128[07:11:22] <MichiBot> Izaya: Ariri
will be notified of this message when next seen.
L129[07:20:21] <Forecaster> %tonk
<Forecaster> %tonkL130[07:20:22] <MichiBot> Zoinks!
Forecaster! You beat Michiyo's previous record of <0 (By 2
hours, 13 minutes and 58 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L131[07:20:23] <MichiBot> Forecaster's new
record is 2 hours, 13 minutes and 58 seconds! Forecaster also
gained 0.00223 tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position #2. Need
0.13982864 more points to pass Vaur!
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L141[10:02:44] <Vaur>
%tonk
<Vaur>
%tonkL142[10:02:45] <MichiBot> Crud! Vaur! You
beat Forecaster's previous record of 2 hours, 13 minutes and 58
seconds (By 28 minutes and 25 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L143[10:02:46] <MichiBot> Vaur's new
record is 2 hours, 42 minutes and 23 seconds! Vaur also gained
0.00141 (0.00047 x 3) tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position
#1.
L144[10:35:31] <Ariri>
Izaya: Thanks I love it
<Ariri>
Izaya: Thanks I love itL145[10:44:50]
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L152[10:58:47] <Hunter 🏹>
Has anyone been able to get SCP working on OC2? I have two
computers linked via Network Tunnel cards, and I've tried running
it with manual configuration and DHCP but it always complains that
it cannot reach the other host
<Hunter 🏹>
Has anyone been able to get SCP working on OC2? I have two
computers linked via Network Tunnel cards, and I've tried running
it with manual configuration and DHCP but it always complains that
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L158[13:25:15] <Amanda> @"Hunter
🏹" Did you set one of them up as the DHCP server? You have to
say no to client, then assign a static IP/netmask (the defaults are
fine) then it'll ask
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L162[14:16:29] <Hunter 🏹>
>Amanda: <@170585204094795776> Did you set one of them up
as the DHCP server? You hav…
<Hunter 🏹>
>Amanda: <@170585204094795776> Did you set one of them up
as the DHCP server? You hav…L163[14:16:29] <Hunter 🏹>
Yeah, for one configuration I assigned one as the DHCP server with
all default settings. Then the other as the DHCP client, it auto
ran UDHCP and tried to connect but just failed after a few
tries
<Hunter 🏹>
Yeah, for one configuration I assigned one as the DHCP server with
all default settings. Then the other as the DHCP client, it auto
ran UDHCP and tried to connect but just failed after a few
triesL164[14:25:51] <Amanda> does the dhcp
server have more than one network device? (tunnel card, network
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L171[15:38:13] <Vaur>
%tonkout
<Vaur>
%tonkoutL172[15:38:15] <MichiBot> Wah! Vaur! You
beat your own previous record of 2 hours, 42 minutes and 23 seconds
(By 2 hours, 53 minutes and 5 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L173[15:38:16] <MichiBot> Vaur has tonked
out! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.005 tonk points! plus 0.008
bonus points for consecutive hours! Current score: 0.51556432,
Position #1
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<Bob> im so
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L187[18:05:18] <Amanda> Hrm
L188[18:05:36] <Amanda> The example on the
std::chrono cppreference site doesn't want to work in OC2
L189[18:05:49] <Amanda> It always says 0s,
even if it's clearly not been
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L191[18:19:12] <lunar_sam>
lol
<lunar_sam>
lolL192[18:19:46] <lunar_sam>
should i write cursed C++, cursed C, or cursed Nelua
<lunar_sam>
should i write cursed C++, cursed C, or cursed NeluaL193[18:20:51] <sapphicfettucine> i used posix.time() for
timing import.lua; maybe the equivalent libc call?
<sapphicfettucine> i used posix.time() for
timing import.lua; maybe the equivalent libc call?L194[18:22:08] <lunar_sam>
i will once again be writing a native extension to byond
<lunar_sam>
i will once again be writing a native extension to byondL195[18:26:19] <Amanda> hrm, nope
L196[18:29:57] <sapphicfettucine> O.o
<sapphicfettucine> O.oL198[18:36:57] <Amanda> There we go
L199[18:37:08] <Amanda> Apparently
::difftime doesn't work?
L200[18:40:35] <sapphicfettucine> oh, do you want the
latest miku-rpc import executable to test against?
<sapphicfettucine> oh, do you want the
latest miku-rpc import executable to test against?L201[18:41:10] <Amanda> sure,
L202[18:42:06] <Amanda> quick sanity
check, do you stop the clock before or after closing the file? I do
it before both in my C++ and in my hacked import.llua
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L204[18:43:49] <sapphicfettucine> after flushing, before
the file closes
<sapphicfettucine> after flushing, before
the file closesL205[18:43:56] <sapphicfettucine> since i'm letting the
destructor close it
<sapphicfettucine> since i'm letting the
destructor close itL206[18:44:22] <Amanda> Hrm, I don't think
import.lua does a flush, does it?
L207[18:44:50] <sapphicfettucine> i don't think so; i'm
just using a bufwriter
<sapphicfettucine> i don't think so; i'm
just using a bufwriterL208[18:44:52] <Amanda> I know my C++ one
doesn't, I let linux deal with that when it'a ready
L210[18:48:42] <CompanionCube> lunar_sam:
oh no not the crappy ffi
L211[18:49:16] <lunar_sam> CC: more like
setjmp in C++
L212[18:49:58] <CompanionCube> won't it
look the s
L213[18:50:07] <CompanionCube> the same as
in C, though?
L214[18:50:42] <lunar_sam> yes
L215[18:50:57] <lunar_sam> but try/catch
causes hanging or segfaults
L216[18:54:31] <CompanionCube> o.o
L217[18:54:58] <CompanionCube> that seems
like something worth debugging
L218[18:55:12] <CompanionCube> what if
other code throws?
L219[18:59:10] <Amanda> https://matrix.camnet.site/_matrix/media/r0/download/camnet.site/qSKotgEDjDOntPykQxWjwQDR/2022-02-16_13.58.55.png
L220[19:00:01] <Amanda> @sapphicfettucine
^ Top is import.lua, second invokcation of
"invoke-import" was to get rs-import, first was the test
file, then rs-import is what I renamed your tool to
L221[19:00:23] <Amanda> 512KiB file,
maximum allowed by the card
L222[19:02:42] <sapphicfettucine> interesting
<sapphicfettucine> interestingL223[19:02:51] <sapphicfettucine> maybe i'll try without
the bufwriter
<sapphicfettucine> maybe i'll try without
the bufwriterL224[19:03:10] <sapphicfettucine> what are you using to
time the lua code?
<sapphicfettucine> what are you using to
time the lua code?L225[19:04:11] <Amanda> https://paste.pc-logix.com/nufoxobifo.rb
L226[19:04:20] <Amanda> There's the
modified import.lua I used
L227[19:05:59] <alaula> Can i ask a noob
question?
L228[19:06:20] <Michiyo> Don't ask to ask,
just ask. We were all noobs once.
L229[19:06:29] <Michiyo> Some of us still
are.
L230[19:06:31] <Michiyo> :P
L231[19:06:55] <alaula> Can we only use
lua in open computers?
L232[19:07:09] <sapphicfettucine> opencomputers 1 or
2?
<sapphicfettucine> opencomputers 1 or
2?L233[19:07:17] <alaula> uh the latest
version
L234[19:07:21] <Michiyo> OC1 has a couple
of other archs, but by default yes.
L235[19:07:32] <Michiyo> the latest
version of *which*? lol
L236[19:07:50] <alaula> OC2?
L237[19:08:09] <Amanda> what MC version
are you on? <1.13 and it's OC1, newer OC2
L238[19:08:11] <Michiyo> https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/opencomputers
L239[19:08:12] <Michiyo> https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/oc2?t=kCSXxSMmvEldLgPycfMRkg&s=09
L240[19:08:17] <Michiyo> OC2 is VERY MUCH
not like OC1
L241[19:08:22] <alaula> oh
L242[19:08:41] <alaula> yeah I'll go with
2 since I haven't started yet
L243[19:08:48] <Amanda> OC2 is a clean
break from OC1, sharing nothing but the original author and the
name
L244[19:08:49] <Michiyo> OC2 is 1.18
only
L245[19:08:56] <Michiyo> OC1 is 1.12 and
below
L246[19:09:21] <alaula> I was just curious
if it works by using its own assembly like java or does it work
directly by interpreting lua
L247[19:09:36] <Amanda> OC2 emulates a
RISC-V machine
L248[19:09:43] <lunar_sam> CC: it's BYOND,
not much i can do
L249[19:09:52] <alaula> I see
L250[19:10:05] <Michiyo> OC1 ships lua by
default, and only lua.
L251[19:10:11] <Ocawesome101> OC1 does lua only, OC2 does
risc-v
<Ocawesome101> OC1 does lua only, OC2 does
risc-vL252[19:10:15] <Michiyo> and it directly
uses lua.
L253[19:10:34] <alaula> honestly I wasn't
even aware OC2 existed you guys told me
L254[19:10:44] <Amanda> It's still very
early days for OC2
L255[19:10:45] <alaula> until you guys
told me*
L256[19:10:52] <sapphicfettucine> you could say oc1 is
over the moon for lua
<sapphicfettucine> you could say oc1 is
over the moon for luaL257[19:11:01] <sapphicfettucine> [i am booed out of the
stage]
<sapphicfettucine> [i am booed out of the
stage]L258[19:11:13] <alaula> thanks
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L260[19:12:35] <sapphicfettucine> oh, amanda
<sapphicfettucine> oh, amandaL261[19:12:40] <sapphicfettucine> what opt level are you
using? -s?
<sapphicfettucine> what opt level are you
using? -s?L262[19:12:44] <Amanda> @sapphicfettucine
It's also worth noting my C++ version doesn't bother with tracking
progress or reporting on it, which is probably minor, but
definately can cause some difference
L263[19:12:50] <Amanda> -Os now yeah
L264[19:13:01] <sapphicfettucine> yeah i'm testing with a
version with none of the tracking rn
<sapphicfettucine> yeah i'm testing with a
version with none of the tracking rnL265[19:13:19] <sapphicfettucine> it's an interestingly
major difference
<sapphicfettucine> it's an interestingly
major differenceL266[19:13:40] <Amanda> I know it's a
large part of why dd doesn't output any progress by default
L267[19:13:56] <Amanda> It can be a
bottleneck in some cases
L268[19:15:24] <sapphicfettucine> you're using clang,
ye?
<sapphicfettucine> you're using clang,
ye?L269[19:15:36] <Amanda> nope, GCC, the one
built by buildroot
L270[19:15:46] <Amanda> I poked the
buildroot config to enable C++ again
L271[19:15:51] <sapphicfettucine> interesting
<sapphicfettucine> interestingL272[19:15:51] <lunar_sam> anyways, i'll
be writing my *tools in nelua primarily
L273[19:16:07] <Amanda> then I just had to
copy the libstdc++ from the target/ dir and it Just Works
L274[19:16:12] <sapphicfettucine> basically trying to
narrow down the possible differences
<sapphicfettucine> basically trying to
narrow down the possible differencesL275[19:16:16] <lunar_sam> so i can make a
fun SS13 server based off the old codebase from my last server
:v
L276[19:16:27] <sapphicfettucine> like compiler
backend
<sapphicfettucine> like compiler
backendL277[19:16:37] <sapphicfettucine> though it'd be wack for
it to make such a diff
<sapphicfettucine> though it'd be wack for
it to make such a diffL278[19:16:55] <Amanda> Here's all the
flags I'm passing to G++: https://git.camnet.site/gitweb/?p=amandac/mc/oc2/cxx-fuckery.git;a=blob;f=Makefile;h=068f77fb8e646b47fce9aa8e05e7a2501720a271;hb=HEAD#l8
L279[19:17:10] <lunar_sam> oh yeah, i
should make a hello world for oc2 in nelua
L280[19:17:13] <lunar_sam> heh
L281[19:17:17] <lunar_sam> soon(tm)
L282[19:18:18] <CompanionCube> lunar_sam:
'never again' is never true :)
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L284[19:23:19] <lunar_sam> CC: when did i
sat never again and about what
L285[19:23:21] <lunar_sam> probably
BYOND
L286[19:23:37] <Amanda> @sapphicfettucine
also, I don't expect it to be a major problem, but when I made the
test-file I explictally made it with /dev/random -- though I'm not
sure what, if any, kind of optimisations might even be possible
with the decoding,I wanted to minimise the chances of them
affecting the results
L287[19:24:07] <lunar_sam> what i _won't_
do again ever is have a discord guild for a spessman server
L288[19:24:13] <Amanda> ( ANd it was the
same file for all three tests )
L289[19:24:21] <lunar_sam> holy fuck, fuck
that
L290[19:24:45] <lunar_sam> that was legit
awful
L291[19:24:51] <sapphicfettucine> yeah i'm using
/dev/random too
<sapphicfettucine> yeah i'm using
/dev/random tooL292[19:25:29] <Hunter 🏹>
>Amanda: does the dhcp server have more than one network device?
(tunnel card, networ…
<Hunter 🏹>
>Amanda: does the dhcp server have more than one network device?
(tunnel card, networ…L293[19:25:29] <Hunter 🏹>
Sorry for the slow replies. Been working all day. Yes both computer
had a network interface card in them too as they were the
preconfigured ones in creative mode. I just took them both out and
the client PC successfully reached the DHCP server
<Hunter 🏹>
Sorry for the slow replies. Been working all day. Yes both computer
had a network interface card in them too as they were the
preconfigured ones in creative mode. I just took them both out and
the client PC successfully reached the DHCP serverL294[19:25:40] <Hunter 🏹>
Is there no way to have both of these cards?
<Hunter 🏹>
Is there no way to have both of these cards?L295[19:26:15] <Amanda> There is probably
with some networking stuff, but setup-networking.lua doesn't do
that for you. and I don't know the lower levels of the lniux stack
well enough to describe how to do it
L296[19:26:44] <Hunter 🏹>
Okay, just curious, thanks for the help
<Hunter 🏹>
Okay, just curious, thanks for the helpL297[19:28:41] <lunar_sam> fuck
L298[19:28:45] <lunar_sam> for TN on
linux
L299[19:28:49] <sapphicfettucine> i wonder how big of a
bottleneck the deser library i'm using is
<sapphicfettucine> i wonder how big of a
bottleneck the deser library i'm using isL300[19:29:04] <lunar_sam> i'll have to
make utils to configure the network settings
L301[19:29:16] <lunar_sam> oh well
L302[19:30:59] <sapphicfettucine> momm can we have
perf?
<sapphicfettucine> momm can we have
perf?L303[19:31:00] <sapphicfettucine> we have perf at
home
<sapphicfettucine> we have perf at
homeL304[19:31:00] <sapphicfettucine> the perf at home:
`std::time::Instant`
<sapphicfettucine> the perf at home:
`std::time::Instant`L305[19:33:16] <Hunter 🏹>
Okay sorta success. Is this referring to a SCP related password or
a Linux password? I don't know shit about either, but seeing how
the default login is just "root" with no pass I don't
really think it's Linux https://tinyurl.com/y6w4a7p2
<Hunter 🏹>
Okay sorta success. Is this referring to a SCP related password or
a Linux password? I don't know shit about either, but seeing how
the default login is just "root" with no pass I don't
really think it's Linux https://tinyurl.com/y6w4a7p2L306[19:33:29] <Hunter 🏹>
Am I supposed to generate a key with RSA or something?
<Hunter 🏹>
Am I supposed to generate a key with RSA or something?L307[19:34:50] <Ocawesome101> asking for linux
password
<Ocawesome101> asking for linux
passwordL308[19:35:00] <Ocawesome101> ssh/scp both use linux
passwords
<Ocawesome101> ssh/scp both use linux
passwordsL309[19:35:09] <Ocawesome101> though they might have root
login disabled
<Ocawesome101> though they might have root
login disabledL310[19:38:11] <Hunter 🏹>
Ahh okay thank you. I changed the root password and it worked. Told
me my password was weak though. Like did I ask? 🙄
<Hunter 🏹>
Ahh okay thank you. I changed the root password and it worked. Told
me my password was weak though. Like did I ask? 🙄L311[19:38:53] <Z0idberg>
I want to connect the UART to my real dialup modem
<Z0idberg>
I want to connect the UART to my real dialup modemL312[19:38:58] <Z0idberg>
and run a BBS on OC2
<Z0idberg>
and run a BBS on OC2L313[19:39:07] <Z0idberg>
I can do it with some code glue
<Z0idberg>
I can do it with some code glueL314[19:39:32] <Z0idberg>
redirect it to /dev/ttyUSB0 or something with a USB RS232
adapter...
<Z0idberg>
redirect it to /dev/ttyUSB0 or something with a USB RS232
adapter...L315[19:40:00] <Z0idberg>
I will have to find one of my 9 to 25 pin serial cables that isn't
a null modem cable
<Z0idberg>
I will have to find one of my 9 to 25 pin serial cables that isn't
a null modem cableL316[19:40:05] <Z0idberg>
or get a null modem adapter
<Z0idberg>
or get a null modem adapterL317[19:40:15] <Z0idberg>
since most of my cables are 25 - 25 now
<Z0idberg>
since most of my cables are 25 - 25 nowL318[19:40:19] <Z0idberg>
or 9 - 9
<Z0idberg>
or 9 - 9L319[19:40:23] <Z0idberg>
and my modem is 25
<Z0idberg>
and my modem is 25L320[19:40:36] <Z0idberg>
OH wait I have a 9-25 adapter too
<Z0idberg>
OH wait I have a 9-25 adapter tooL321[19:46:12] <sapphicfettucine> aha
<sapphicfettucine> ahaL322[19:46:18] <sapphicfettucine> found the bottleneck.
my read code expectedly sucks
<sapphicfettucine> found the bottleneck.
my read code expectedly sucksL323[19:48:21] <CompanionCube> lunar_sam:
i think it was re SS13 codebase, not sure
L324[19:56:16] <lunar_sam> CC: lol
L325[20:05:59] <Amanda> @sapphicfettucine
What's the target you're using? Trying to get my C++ compilled with
clang_12 but it keeps just spitting out an x86)64 on me
L326[20:06:13] <sapphicfettucine>
riscv64gc-unknown-linux-musl
<sapphicfettucine>
riscv64gc-unknown-linux-muslL327[20:06:28] <sapphicfettucine> it should be supported
by llvm
<sapphicfettucine> it should be supported
by llvmL328[20:26:59] <Michiyo> %tonk
L329[20:27:00] <MichiBot> By my throth!
Michiyo! You beat Vaur's previous record of <0 (By 4 hours, 48
minutes and 46 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L330[20:27:01] <MichiBot> Michiyo's new
record is 4 hours, 48 minutes and 46 seconds! Michiyo also gained
0.00481 tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position #3. Need
0.00377568 more points to pass Forecaster!
L331[20:39:07] <sapphicfettucine> Amanda: got an impl
down to 26s!
<sapphicfettucine> Amanda: got an impl
down to 26s!L332[21:10:40]
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L337[22:27:05] <Z0idberg>
I wonder if anyone ever sits in VC here.
<Z0idberg>
I wonder if anyone ever sits in VC here.L338[22:36:12] <Forecaster> who would do such a
thing
<Forecaster> who would do such a
thingL339[22:43:43] <Bob>
>Amanda: <@722196443514798181> What's the target you're
using? Trying to get my…
<Bob>
>Amanda: <@722196443514798181> What's the target you're
using? Trying to get my…L340[22:43:43] <Bob>
Amanda you can get a toolchain for cross compiling to riscv64 from
bootlin
<Bob>
Amanda you can get a toolchain for cross compiling to riscv64 from
bootlinL341[22:44:00] <Bob> and
damn it, slept trough an OC2 discution again
<Bob> and
damn it, slept trough an OC2 discution againL342[22:44:29] <Bob>
>sapphicfettucine: momm can we have perf?
<Bob>
>sapphicfettucine: momm can we have perf?L343[22:44:29] <Bob> we
have perf at home
<Bob> we
have perf at homeL344[22:44:29] <Bob> the
perf at home: `std::ti…
<Bob> the
perf at home: `std::ti…L345[22:44:30] <Bob> when
are we making it all `no_std` and `libc` for extra style
points
<Bob> when
are we making it all `no_std` and `libc` for extra style
pointsL347[22:58:29] <Michiyo>
Toasty
<Michiyo>
ToastyL348[22:58:45] <lunar_sam>
mmm
<lunar_sam>
mmmL349[22:58:48] <lunar_sam>
i wonder what my temps are
<lunar_sam>
i wonder what my temps areL350[23:00:09] <lunar_sam>
i assume k10temp is what i'm looking for
<lunar_sam>
i assume k10temp is what i'm looking forL351[23:00:14] <lunar_sam>
so
<lunar_sam>
soL352[23:00:17] <lunar_sam>
51c
<lunar_sam>
51cL353[23:05:42] <Michiyo> I made it to
89.13
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L359[23:42:02] <Amanda> @sapphicfettucine
I finally managed to hammer clang into submission to build, and
it's roughtly the same speed-wise
L360[23:42:22] <sapphicfettucine> 7s-32s range?
<sapphicfettucine> 7s-32s range?L361[23:42:25] <Amanda> both are ~32-34s
for the test file
L362[23:42:34] <sapphicfettucine> hah, so i'm faster
:d
<sapphicfettucine> hah, so i'm faster
:dL363[23:42:53] <sapphicfettucine> something something
crab rave
<sapphicfettucine> something something
crab raveL364[23:43:03] <sapphicfettucine> i've done some buffer
crimes for optimization which might be it
<sapphicfettucine> i've done some buffer
crimes for optimization which might be itL365[23:44:32] <sapphicfettucine> (keeping a allocated
string buffer per devicebus instance, pre-serializing messages that
have no arguments)
<sapphicfettucine> (keeping a allocated
string buffer per devicebus instance, pre-serializing messages that
have no arguments)L366[23:45:35] <sapphicfettucine> though, you still win
on file size due to dynamic linking
<sapphicfettucine> though, you still win
on file size due to dynamic linkingL367[23:47:53] <Amanda> ... I removed the
flush call from the bus::invoke and now it's idling at 27 -- though
I'm not sure if that's safe
L368[23:48:08] <Amanda> ( https://git.camnet.site/gitweb/?p=amandac/mc/oc2/cxx-fuckery.git;a=blob;f=Makefile;h=068f77fb8e646b47fce9aa8e05e7a2501720a271;hb=HEAD#l8
)
L369[23:49:26] <sapphicfettucine> huh
<sapphicfettucine> huhL370[23:49:30] <sapphicfettucine> weird that it's taking
that long?
<sapphicfettucine> weird that it's taking
that long?L371[23:49:47] <Amanda> Well, it's worth
noting this is over hundreds of calls
L372[23:49:57] <Amanda> so a knock-on
effect is to be expected
L373[23:50:02] <sapphicfettucine> true
<sapphicfettucine> trueL374[23:50:10] <sapphicfettucine> are you resetting
memory per-flush?
<sapphicfettucine> are you resetting
memory per-flush?L375[23:51:32] <Amanda> what do you
mean?
L376[23:53:14] <Amanda> Buffer size seems
to be irrelevent, 4x'd it and it's about the same
L377[23:55:13] <sapphicfettucine> >Amanda: what do you
mean?
<sapphicfettucine> >Amanda: what do you
mean?L378[23:55:13] <sapphicfettucine> resetting the internal
buffer to all 0s; though i forget if you're making a new buffer per
call or not?
<sapphicfettucine> resetting the internal
buffer to all 0s; though i forget if you're making a new buffer per
call or not?L379[23:55:57] <Amanda> hrm, that's a good
point, lemme make that seperate and static
L380[23:56:28] <sapphicfettucine> i've made both my
string buffer and byte-read buffer per-struct
<sapphicfettucine> i've made both my
string buffer and byte-read buffer per-struct