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<Wattana>
It should be possible to make an OC2 emulator using QEMU,
right?
<Wattana>
It should be possible to make an OC2 emulator using QEMU,
right?L4[00:43:21] <Wattana>
Has anyone here figured out the exact setup?
<Wattana>
Has anyone here figured out the exact setup?L5[00:45:56] <Ocawesome101> it's more or less
`qemu-system-riscv32` with the memory mapped io enabled iirc
<Ocawesome101> it's more or less
`qemu-system-riscv32` with the memory mapped io enabled iircL6[00:47:36] <Z0idberg>
let's swap it out with bochs
<Z0idberg>
let's swap it out with bochsL7[00:47:54] <Ocawesome101> bochs is very x86 only
:P
<Ocawesome101> bochs is very x86 only
:PL8[01:25:14] <Z0idberg>
Yes but you could run Windows 1.0 on it.
<Z0idberg>
Yes but you could run Windows 1.0 on it.L9[01:25:29] <Z0idberg>
REVERSI!
<Z0idberg>
REVERSI!L10[01:39:46] ⇦
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L11[01:51:47] <Amanda> Yes Sophia, let's
emulate risc-v with an exclusively x86-emulating program
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L14[02:49:16] *
Amanda curls up around elfi under some blankets again, as it's even
cooler tonight then last night, zzzmews, hopefully not too wake
herself up by yelling at birds that are bleeding though to her
dreams
L15[02:50:15] <Amanda> Night nerds
L16[02:56:27] <Wattana>
Why do I sometimes fee llike Amanda is secretly an eldritch cat god
or smth
<Wattana>
Why do I sometimes fee llike Amanda is secretly an eldritch cat god
or smthL17[02:56:33] <Wattana>
Why do I sometimes feel like Amanda is secretly an eldritch cat god
or smth [Edited]
<Wattana>
Why do I sometimes feel like Amanda is secretly an eldritch cat god
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L20[03:45:01] <Michiyo> @Wattana
"secretly"...?
L21[03:45:09] <Wattana>
¯\(ツ)/¯
<Wattana>
¯\(ツ)/¯L22[03:45:36] <Michiyo> %tonkout
L23[03:45:36] <MichiBot> Jiminy Cricket!
Michiyo! You beat your own previous record of 3 hours, 34 minutes
and 7 seconds (By 1 hour, 2 minutes and 30 seconds)! I hope you're
happy!
L24[03:45:37] <MichiBot> Michiyo has
tonked out! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.004 tonk points!
plus 0.006 bonus points for consecutive hours! Current score:
0.50804, Position #2 Need 0.18658432 more points to pass
Vaur!
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L31[06:09:07] <Forecaster> %tonk
<Forecaster> %tonkL32[06:09:09] <MichiBot> Wild! Forecaster!
You beat Michiyo's previous record of <0 (By 2 hours, 23
minutes and 31 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L33[06:09:10] <MichiBot> Forecaster's new
record is 2 hours, 23 minutes and 31 seconds! Forecaster also
gained 0.00239 tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position #3. Need
0.03064432 more points to pass Michiyo!
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L37[07:37:32] <Forecaster> %sip
<Forecaster> %sipL38[07:37:34] <MichiBot> You drink a solid
dalekanium potion (New!). Forecaster's hair glows the color of aqua
until someone baps them.
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L42[07:56:02] <Vaur>
%sip
<Vaur>
%sipL43[07:56:03] <MichiBot> You drink a silent
rock potion (New!). Vaur gains one research point. Vaur now has 1
point. (Rem. uses: 1)
L44[08:00:33] <Forecaster> %drink silent rock
<Forecaster> %drink silent rockL45[08:00:34] <MichiBot> You drink a silent
rock potion. Forecaster gains one research point. Forecaster now
has 2 points. (Rem. uses: 0)
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L51[09:25:36] <ThePiGuy24> well, figured out why i
couldnt get cellular data to work on pinephone and have now got it
working, turns out O2 have a seperate APN for pay as you go
sims
<ThePiGuy24> well, figured out why i
couldnt get cellular data to work on pinephone and have now got it
working, turns out O2 have a seperate APN for pay as you go
simsL52[10:00:11] <Bob> damn,
somebody who hosted a TWRP image for my phone took it all
down
<Bob> damn,
somebody who hosted a TWRP image for my phone took it all
downL53[10:00:14] <Bob> and i
can't find it anywhere
<Bob> and i
can't find it anywhereL54[10:00:32] <Bob> i
have a local copy but some python bullshit wiped some of my files
for no reason
<Bob> i
have a local copy but some python bullshit wiped some of my files
for no reasonL55[10:00:49] <Bob> i
need TWRP or else my data is just a backup i cannot use
<Bob> i
need TWRP or else my data is just a backup i cannot useL56[10:42:30] ⇨
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L57[12:22:07] <Bob> how
would one flush the HLAPI if its left in an invalid state ?
<Bob> how
would one flush the HLAPI if its left in an invalid state ?L58[12:22:12] <Bob> a
foolproof method 🤔
<Bob> a
foolproof method 🤔L59[12:26:26] <Amanda> Sending an empty
message (two NULLs) I guess? Otherwise after the first message
finishes it's mangling and returns an error it's be fine
L60[12:26:45] <Bob> what
if a null was sent already
<Bob> what
if a null was sent alreadyL61[12:27:06] <Bob>
sending two nulls would close the previous json message and
initiate a new one ? leaving it in an invalid state again 🤔
<Bob>
sending two nulls would close the previous json message and
initiate a new one ? leaving it in an invalid state again 🤔L62[12:27:25] <Amanda> There's not that
much state in the Java side
L63[12:28:03] <Amanda> It looks for a NULL,
handles what's in the buffer, then clears it
L64[12:28:49] <Amanda> The beginning NULL
is likely exactly that error mechanic
L65[12:28:52] <Bob> oh so
it just wipes eveything
<Bob> oh so
it just wipes eveythingL66[12:29:08] <Bob> so i
can just send a null to reset the state ?
<Bob> so i
can just send a null to reset the state ?L67[12:29:36] <Amanda> You may get a
message back for that, but sure
L68[12:31:09] <Amanda> You don't really
need to worry about it that much, the null at the beginning of
every message you send will do it for you
L69[12:31:30] <Bob> well,
the thing is that i dont want to read an error message when i
expect a method name or what not
<Bob> well,
the thing is that i dont want to read an error message when i
expect a method name or what notL70[12:31:58] <Bob> since
the write limit is 4kB, if the stream writes more than 4kB, just
reset the state
<Bob> since
the write limit is 4kB, if the stream writes more than 4kB, just
reset the stateL71[12:32:08] <Amanda> You should always be
expecting an error message as a possibility
L72[12:33:11] <Amanda> The whole message
handling is wrapped around a try/catch that sends an error message
if any exception happens
L73[12:33:16] <Bob> well,
it would just error out anyways
<Bob> well,
it would just error out anywaysL74[12:33:57] <Amanda> So any bug in the
Java side, wether in oc2 or a addon can cause an error
messafe
L75[12:34:19] <Bob> at
worst, as usual, fuck it lol
<Bob> at
worst, as usual, fuck it lolL76[12:34:22] <Bob> itll
work out
<Bob> itll
work outL77[12:34:53] <Amanda> My invoke (does a
single send/respond cycle) handles error messages and throws on
them. You could make your equivalent return an Result wrrory
L78[12:35:14] <Bob> well
yeah, my library always returns a `Result`
<Bob> well
yeah, my library always returns a `Result`L79[12:35:21] <Bob>
handling them is piss easy with the try operator so
<Bob>
handling them is piss easy with the try operator soL80[12:38:56] <Forecaster> %tonkout
<Forecaster> %tonkoutL81[12:38:57] <MichiBot> Boo-yah!
Forecaster! You beat your own previous record of 2 hours, 23
minutes and 31 seconds (By 4 hours, 6 minutes and 17 seconds)! I
hope you're happy!
L82[12:38:58] <MichiBot> Forecaster has
tonked out! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.006 tonk points!
plus 0.01 bonus points for consecutive hours! Current score:
0.49339568, Position #3 Need 0.01464432 more points to pass
Michiyo!
L83[13:55:34] <smilingCat> i've been searching online
for a while now and i couldn't find anything. is there a command
(that i can use in a script) to simply wait a specified amount of
time?
<smilingCat> i've been searching online
for a while now and i couldn't find anything. is there a command
(that i can use in a script) to simply wait a specified amount of
time?L84[13:56:55] <Bob>
`os.sleep(n)` where `n` is an amount of seconds
<Bob>
`os.sleep(n)` where `n` is an amount of secondsL85[13:57:54] <smilingCat> errors everywhere
<smilingCat> errors everywhereL86[13:58:19] <smilingCat> something is wrong
again
<smilingCat> something is wrong
againL88[14:00:05] <Bob> your
code ¯\(ツ)/¯
<Bob> your
code ¯\(ツ)/¯L89[14:00:06] <Bob> show
it then
<Bob> show
it thenL91[14:01:26] <smilingCat> im a noob prob. just forgot
somthing
<smilingCat> im a noob prob. just forgot
somthingL92[14:03:09] <smilingCat> ignore the component.redstone
at the top i forgot to remove it
<smilingCat> ignore the component.redstone
at the top i forgot to remove itL93[14:05:28] <smilingCat> @Bob here is it . im a noob
prob. just forgot somthing [Edited]
<smilingCat> @Bob here is it . im a noob
prob. just forgot somthing [Edited]L95[14:10:03] <smilingCat> >Bob: your code
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
<smilingCat> >Bob: your code
¯\_(ツ)_/¯L96[14:10:03] <smilingCat> one sec
<smilingCat> one secL98[14:11:20] <smilingCat> its something with the
component.redstone
<smilingCat> its something with the
component.redstoneL99[14:11:22] <Bob> the
error is unrelated as the syntax here is valid odd
<Bob> the
error is unrelated as the syntax here is valid oddL100[14:11:30] <Bob> but,
you have not loaded any of the libraries
<Bob> but,
you have not loaded any of the librariesL101[14:11:40] <Bob> so
this code wont work until you import `component` and `sides`
<Bob> so
this code wont work until you import `component` and `sides`L102[14:12:20] <smilingCat> how do i do that 😅
<smilingCat> how do i do that 😅L103[14:12:55] <smilingCat> im not used to lua
<smilingCat> im not used to luaL104[14:12:59] <Bob>
`local component = require("component")`
<Bob>
`local component = require("component")`L105[14:13:01] <Bob> same
for sides
<Bob> same
for sidesL106[14:13:05] <smilingCat> hmmm
<smilingCat> hmmmL107[14:13:07] <smilingCat> ok
<smilingCat> okL108[14:13:13] <Bob> place
them at the very top
<Bob> place
them at the very topL109[14:13:27] <smilingCat> ik that
<smilingCat> ik thatL110[14:13:47] <Bob>
good
<Bob>
goodL111[14:14:29] <smilingCat> im used to java and imports
go up there as well so yea
<smilingCat> im used to java and imports
go up there as well so yeaL112[14:16:13] <smilingCat> noice it works
<smilingCat> noice it worksL113[14:16:13] <smilingCat> ty
<smilingCat> tyL114[14:16:32] <smilingCat> may need your help soon again
xD
<smilingCat> may need your help soon again
xDL115[14:25:48] <smilingCat> and im already back. is there
a command to navigate into a specified directory? (in a
script)
<smilingCat> and im already back. is there
a command to navigate into a specified directory? (in a
script)L116[14:26:41] <Kristopher38> What do you actually want
to do, there's probably a better way to do it
<Kristopher38> What do you actually want
to do, there's probably a better way to do itL117[14:27:28] <smilingCat> ive got a floppy disk with a
program and in autorun.lua i already mount it and now i want it to
go into a specified folder if i insert if
<smilingCat> ive got a floppy disk with a
program and in autorun.lua i already mount it and now i want it to
go into a specified folder if i insert ifL118[14:27:31] <smilingCat> ive got a floppy disk with a
program and in autorun.lua i already mount it and now i want it to
go into a specified folder if i insert it [Edited]
<smilingCat> ive got a floppy disk with a
program and in autorun.lua i already mount it and now i want it to
go into a specified folder if i insert it [Edited]L119[14:28:39] <Kristopher38> You just want to go into a
specific folder? Or do something there afterwards
<Kristopher38> You just want to go into a
specific folder? Or do something there afterwardsL120[14:29:26] <smilingCat> no just go in
<smilingCat> no just go inL121[14:30:01] <smilingCat> no just want go in
[Edited]
<smilingCat> no just want go in
[Edited]L122[14:30:15] <smilingCat> so i dont have to type cd
<folder> every time
<smilingCat> so i dont have to type cd
<folder> every timeL123[14:32:19] <Forecaster> There's a shell library for
running shell commands I think
<Forecaster> There's a shell library for
running shell commands I thinkL124[14:32:42] <smilingCat> ehh
<smilingCat> ehhL125[14:32:45] <smilingCat> so what do i do
<smilingCat> so what do i doL126[14:34:08] <Forecaster> Check the wiki
<Forecaster> Check the wikiL127[14:34:43] <Kristopher38>
shell.setWorkingDirectory
<Kristopher38>
shell.setWorkingDirectoryL128[14:36:44] <smilingCat> >Kristopher38:
shell.setWorkingDirectory
<smilingCat> >Kristopher38:
shell.setWorkingDirectoryL129[14:36:45] <smilingCat> thanks. do i need to import
anything?
<smilingCat> thanks. do i need to import
anything?L130[14:36:56] <smilingCat> im a noob sry
<smilingCat> im a noob sryL131[14:37:02]
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L132[14:41:44] <Bob> yes,
the `shell` library
<Bob> yes,
the `shell` libraryL133[14:41:50] <Bob> same
way you imported `component` and `sides`
<Bob> same
way you imported `component` and `sides`L134[14:42:09] <smilingCat> tried
<smilingCat> triedL135[14:42:12] <smilingCat> something is wrong
<smilingCat> something is wrongL136[14:42:56] <smilingCat>
shell.setWorkingDirectory(/launch) right?
<smilingCat>
shell.setWorkingDirectory(/launch) right?L137[14:43:02] <smilingCat> thats my disk folder
<smilingCat> thats my disk folderL138[14:43:10] <Bob> you
forgot the part where it needs to be a string
<Bob> you
forgot the part where it needs to be a stringL139[14:43:12] <smilingCat> >smilingCat:
shell.setWorkingDirectory(/launch) right?
<smilingCat> >smilingCat:
shell.setWorkingDirectory(/launch) right?L140[14:43:12] <smilingCat> because thats not
workin
<smilingCat> because thats not
workinL141[14:43:17] <smilingCat> OHH
<smilingCat> OHHL142[14:43:19] <smilingCat> bruh
<smilingCat> bruhL143[14:43:35] <smilingCat> im too used to java
<smilingCat> im too used to javaL144[14:43:55] <Amanda> ... java doesn't
let you omit ""s on strings, either
L145[14:44:53] <smilingCat> aand its not working
<smilingCat> aand its not workingL146[14:44:54] <smilingCat> great
<smilingCat> greatL147[14:45:23] <Amanda> Pretty sure it
only modifies it for that process. "cd" is a shell
builtin
L148[14:45:50] <smilingCat> noo
<smilingCat> nooL149[14:46:33] <smilingCat> there's gotta be a way to do
it right?
<smilingCat> there's gotta be a way to do
it right?L150[14:46:45] <smilingCat> there's gotta be a way to do
it,*right?* [Edited]
<smilingCat> there's gotta be a way to do
it,*right?* [Edited]L151[14:46:50] <smilingCat> there's gotta be a way to do
it, *right?* [Edited]
<smilingCat> there's gotta be a way to do
it, *right?* [Edited]L152[14:46:52] <Bob> is
that disk a foreign one ?
<Bob> is
that disk a foreign one ?L153[14:46:59] <smilingCat> floppy
<smilingCat> floppyL154[14:46:59] <Bob> if so
it gets mounted in `/mnt`
<Bob> if so
it gets mounted in `/mnt`L155[14:47:09] <Bob> well,
the obviously, it wont be in the root of the system
<Bob> well,
the obviously, it wont be in the root of the systemL156[14:47:11] <Forecaster> Like I said, there's a method
to execute shell commands in the shell library
<Forecaster> Like I said, there's a method
to execute shell commands in the shell libraryL157[14:47:45] <smilingCat> >Kristopher38:
shell.setWorkingDirectory
<smilingCat> >Kristopher38:
shell.setWorkingDirectoryL158[14:47:45] <smilingCat> im using that and it does
literally nothing
<smilingCat> im using that and it does
literally nothingL159[14:47:57] <smilingCat> (visible)
<smilingCat> (visible)L160[14:48:09] <Forecaster> That doesn't execute shell
commands
<Forecaster> That doesn't execute shell
commandsL161[14:48:27] <smilingCat> lets scrap that real
quick
<smilingCat> lets scrap that real
quickL162[14:48:50] <Forecaster> A shell command is something
like "cd" which you type into the shell
<Forecaster> A shell command is something
like "cd" which you type into the shellL163[14:49:05] <smilingCat> yea
<smilingCat> yeaL164[14:49:26] <smilingCat> i started with opencomputers
1 day ago i know almost nothing
<smilingCat> i started with opencomputers
1 day ago i know almost nothingL165[14:49:30] <Forecaster>
shell.execute("command") executes shell commands in the
active shell from within a script
<Forecaster>
shell.execute("command") executes shell commands in the
active shell from within a scriptL166[14:49:38] <smilingCat> mhm
<smilingCat> mhmL167[14:49:40] <smilingCat> ill try
<smilingCat> ill tryL168[14:49:55] <Forecaster> The wiki has all of
this
<Forecaster> The wiki has all of
thisL169[14:50:09] <Forecaster> I'd suggest learning how to
find things on your own
<Forecaster> I'd suggest learning how to
find things on your ownL170[14:50:45] <smilingCat> i tried finding it
online
<smilingCat> i tried finding it
onlineL171[14:50:53] <smilingCat> but i couldn't
<smilingCat> but i couldn'tL172[14:51:01] <Amanda> oc.cil.li
L173[14:51:20] <smilingCat> yea the website
<smilingCat> yea the websiteL174[14:51:23] <smilingCat> ik
<smilingCat> ikL175[14:51:31] <Bob> well
everything is there ?
<Bob> well
everything is there ?L176[14:51:36] <Amanda> That's the
wiki
L177[14:52:08] <Forecaster> Did you look up the shell
library and read through the methods when I told you that could do
what you wanted?
<Forecaster> Did you look up the shell
library and read through the methods when I told you that could do
what you wanted?L178[14:52:48] <smilingCat> >Forecaster:
shell.execute("command") executes shell commands in the
active shell from wit…
<smilingCat> >Forecaster:
shell.execute("command") executes shell commands in the
active shell from wit…L179[14:52:48] <smilingCat> aand it didnt work
again
<smilingCat> aand it didnt work
againL180[14:53:10] <Forecaster> You're going to have to be
more specific than "didn't work"
<Forecaster> You're going to have to be
more specific than "didn't work"L181[14:53:34] <Amanda> ^ Our mind-reading
machine's in for repairs today, so you'll have to use your
words
L182[14:53:34] <Forecaster> Show the code and describe
what you're doing
<Forecaster> Show the code and describe
what you're doingL183[14:54:19] <smilingCat> shell.execute("cd
/launch")
<smilingCat> shell.execute("cd
/launch")L184[14:54:36] <smilingCat> i probably typed it wrong
again in some way
<smilingCat> i probably typed it wrong
again in some wayL185[14:55:06] <Amanda> are you expecting
to run "mycommand.lua" and end up in "/launch"
when you get back to the shell?
L186[14:55:23] <Amanda> because that's not
how working directories works in OC
L187[14:55:30] <smilingCat> its an autorun on a
disk
<smilingCat> its an autorun on a
diskL188[14:56:09] <smilingCat> it auto mounts the disk and i
just want it to go into the correct script folder
<smilingCat> it auto mounts the disk and i
just want it to go into the correct script folderL189[14:56:42] <Amanda> Pretty sure that's
not possible, at least not without poking about in OpenOS internal
data structures
L190[14:56:59] <Amanda> because, again,
that's not how working directories work
L191[14:57:00] <smilingCat> so i dont have to type cd
/launch every time
<smilingCat> so i dont have to type cd
/launch every timeL192[14:57:29] <Amanda> working
directories are inherited down the process tree, and not propogated
back up
L193[14:57:44] <Amanda> as it is in
Unix
L194[14:58:14] <Amanda> you could start
your own shell, I guess, but that's about it
L195[14:59:02] <smilingCat> well for me if it would work
it would just be a QOL feature, its not needed ig
<smilingCat> well for me if it would work
it would just be a QOL feature, its not needed igL196[14:59:24] <smilingCat> i just have to type cd
/launch everytime i insert the disk now
<smilingCat> i just have to type cd
/launch everytime i insert the disk nowL197[14:59:42] <Amanda> is /launch a
program or a directory?
L198[14:59:54] <smilingCat> directory
<smilingCat> directoryL199[14:59:57] <smilingCat> on a floppy
<smilingCat> on a floppyL200[14:59:59] <Amanda> then yes, you
do
L201[15:00:22] <smilingCat> whatever
<smilingCat> whateverL202[15:00:36] <smilingCat> thanks for your help
<smilingCat> thanks for your helpL203[15:19:50]
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the discriminant / numerical ID for sides ?
<Bob> what
the discriminant / numerical ID for sides ?L205[15:21:04] ⇦
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L206[15:21:41] <Amanda> OC2 uses string
literals that get turned into the enum
L207[15:22:47] <Bob> well
yeah but still
<Bob> well
yeah but stillL208[15:23:31] <Bob> Code
Block pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/agacirobif so i can slap
a `repr` on it
<Bob> Code
Block pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/agacirobif so i can slap
a `repr` on itL209[15:24:15] <Forecaster> heh, fun
<Forecaster> heh, funL210[15:24:24] <Amanda> "north"
"south" "east" "west" "up"
"down"
L211[15:24:41] <Amanda> like I said
L212[15:24:47] <Bob>
that's taken care of with Code Block pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/upivobokum
<Bob>
that's taken care of with Code Block pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/upivobokumL213[15:24:49] <Forecaster> My old boss who I've been
freelancing for but haven't heard from in like a year just
called
<Forecaster> My old boss who I've been
freelancing for but haven't heard from in like a year just
calledL214[15:25:07] <Bob> ~~if
there are any job offers, i take em all~~
<Bob> ~~if
there are any job offers, i take em all~~L215[15:25:14] <Forecaster> he has a PHP4 website that
wont work in modern PHP servers that he needs updated
<Forecaster> he has a PHP4 website that
wont work in modern PHP servers that he needs updatedL216[15:25:17]
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L217[15:25:27] <Forecaster> that's positively
ancient
<Forecaster> that's positively
ancientL218[15:25:37] <Bob> i
always thought freelance people who go experimental
<Bob> i
always thought freelance people who go experimentalL219[15:25:39] <Bob> but
PHP wow
<Bob> but
PHP wowL220[15:26:16] <Forecaster> I said to send me the source
so I could throw it into IDEA to get an idea of how much work it'll
be
<Forecaster> I said to send me the source
so I could throw it into IDEA to get an idea of how much work it'll
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L222[15:26:51] <Bob> Code
Block pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/aqoyupagus the part i
feared the most, time to give it a shot
<Bob> Code
Block pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/aqoyupagus the part i
feared the most, time to give it a shotL223[15:27:58] <Bob> oh
god oh fuck
<Bob> oh
god oh fuckL224[15:28:01] <Bob>
untyped generic types
<Bob>
untyped generic typesL225[15:28:15] <Bob>
`findSound` just yields `List`
<Bob>
`findSound` just yields `List`L226[15:28:17] <Bob> what
the fuck
<Bob> what
the fuckL227[15:28:26] <Bob> i
assume its `List<String>` but still
<Bob> i
assume its `List<String>` but stillL228[15:28:30] <Bob> i
gotta do lotta monkey patching
<Bob> i
gotta do lotta monkey patchingL229[15:40:29] <Amanda> That's because
Java's reflection removes that information unless you do a lot of
extra steps it's not really worth doing
L230[15:40:37] <Amanda> it erases
types
L231[15:48:00] <Forecaster> Anything worth doing is worth
reflecting
<Forecaster> Anything worth doing is worth
reflectingL232[15:48:09] <Forecaster> %sip
<Forecaster> %sipL233[15:48:09] <MichiBot> You drink a tiny
tan potion (New!). Tonk moved back 4 hours. (Rem. uses: 2)
L234[15:48:24] <Forecaster> %tonk
<Forecaster> %tonkL235[15:48:25] <MichiBot> Waesucks!
Forecaster! You beat your own previous record of <0 (By 7
hours, 9 minutes and 28 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L236[15:48:26] <MichiBot> Forecaster's new
record is 7 hours, 9 minutes and 28 seconds! No points gained for
stealing from yourself. (Lost out on 0.00716)
L237[16:43:50] <Ariri>
@lunar_sam consider the following: https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/555301947146502144/946486127928442920/video0-1.mov
<Ariri>
@lunar_sam consider the following: https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/555301947146502144/946486127928442920/video0-1.movL238[16:44:49] <Z0idberg>
LOL
<Z0idberg>
LOLL239[16:44:53] <Z0idberg>
That is so cute
<Z0idberg>
That is so cuteL240[17:10:18] <Vaur> %sip
tiny tan potion
<Vaur> %sip
tiny tan potionL241[17:10:18] <MichiBot> You drink a tiny
tan potion. Tonk moved back 2 hours. (Rem. uses: 1)
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L244[17:26:14] <Vaur> %sip
tiny tan potion
<Vaur> %sip
tiny tan potionL245[17:26:14] <MichiBot> You drink a tiny
tan potion. Tonk moved back 4 hours. (Rem. uses: 0)
L246[17:26:18] <Vaur>
%tonk
<Vaur>
%tonkL247[17:26:19] <MichiBot> Crud! Vaur! You
beat Forecaster's previous record of 7 hours, 9 minutes and 28
seconds (By 28 minutes and 25 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L248[17:26:20] <MichiBot> Vaur's new
record is 7 hours, 37 minutes and 53 seconds! Vaur also gained
0.00376 (0.00047 x 8) tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position
#1.
L249[17:37:25] <Bob>
>Amanda: That's because Java's reflection removes that
information unless you d…
<Bob>
>Amanda: That's because Java's reflection removes that
information unless you d…L250[17:37:25] <Bob> yeah
i know that
<Bob> yeah
i know thatL251[17:37:30] <Bob> but
that just makes it impossible to work it
<Bob> but
that just makes it impossible to work itL252[17:37:37] <Bob>
without tons of patches and shit
<Bob>
without tons of patches and shitL253[17:39:50] <Amanda> damnit Azra, get
it together, stop letting all the cows out
L254[17:47:25] <Bob> i
think i would then need some kind of patch files / manual handy
work to remove the uncenrtainty
<Bob> i
think i would then need some kind of patch files / manual handy
work to remove the uncenrtaintyL255[17:47:30] <Bob> i
think i would then need some kind of patch files / manual handy
work to remove the uncertainty [Edited]
<Bob> i
think i would then need some kind of patch files / manual handy
work to remove the uncertainty [Edited]L256[17:58:11] <Bob> like,
everything else uses `Object[]`
<Bob> like,
everything else uses `Object[]`L257[17:58:15] <Bob> why
does this suddenly use `List`
<Bob> why
does this suddenly use `List`L258[18:02:34] <Bob> also
since the type names are truncated, where can i lookup their full
definition
<Bob> also
since the type names are truncated, where can i lookup their full
definitionL259[18:02:39] <Bob> gotta
scourge OC2's code again rite ?
<Bob> gotta
scourge OC2's code again rite ?L260[18:03:34] <Bob> i
guess i will manually monkeypatch some of the JSON dump fules
<Bob> i
guess i will manually monkeypatch some of the JSON dump fulesL261[18:03:36] <Bob> i
guess i will manually monkeypatch some of the JSON dump files
[Edited]
<Bob> i
guess i will manually monkeypatch some of the JSON dump files
[Edited]L262[18:03:47] <Bob> ill
make my dumper software smarter
<Bob> ill
make my dumper software smarterL263[18:16:09] <Ocawesome101> note to self: if you ever
need a practical-ish good-looking space device explosion, film a
capacitor exploding
<Ocawesome101> note to self: if you ever
need a practical-ish good-looking space device explosion, film a
capacitor explodingL264[18:16:33] <Bob> why
does `returnValueDescription` even exist ?
<Bob> why
does `returnValueDescription` even exist ?L265[18:16:41] <Bob> its
in all cases literally a copy paste of the `description` part
?
<Bob> its
in all cases literally a copy paste of the `description` part
?L267[18:29:19] <Amanda> presumably it can
be set seperately
L268[18:30:10] <Forecaster> sometimes you don't just want
a description but also a return value
<Forecaster> sometimes you don't just want
a description but also a return valueL269[18:31:49] <Z0idberg>
@Bob Why does JSON exist? It's literally a copy paste of JavaScript
objects.
<Z0idberg>
@Bob Why does JSON exist? It's literally a copy paste of JavaScript
objects.L270[18:31:58] <Z0idberg>
:>
<Z0idberg>
:>L271[18:32:36] <Bob>
>Z0idberg: <@!202281082047954954> Why does JSON exist?
It's literally a copy past…
<Bob>
>Z0idberg: <@!202281082047954954> Why does JSON exist?
It's literally a copy past…L272[18:32:37] <Bob> i
hate it
<Bob> i
hate itL273[18:48:11] <Vaur> a
function can do different things than it's return value. For
instance:
<Vaur> a
function can do different things than it's return value. For
instance:L275[18:48:19] <Vaur> a
function can do different things than it's return value. For
instance:
<Vaur> a
function can do different things than it's return value. For
instance:L277[18:48:42] <Vaur> a
function can do different things than it's return value. For
instance:
<Vaur> a
function can do different things than it's return value. For
instance:L279[18:51:10] <Amanda> What's that from,
@VAur?
L280[18:51:28] <Vaur> from
nowhere, I just typed it in 😄
<Vaur> from
nowhere, I just typed it in 😄L281[18:51:32] <Amanda> ah
L282[18:51:43] <Vaur> it's
an example
<Vaur> it's
an exampleL283[18:52:13] <Vaur> why
?
<Vaur> why
?L284[18:56:48] <Amanda> Just curious if it
was from a real mod or not
L285[19:00:04] <Bob>
>Vaur: a function can do different things than it's return
value. For instanc…
<Bob>
>Vaur: a function can do different things than it's return
value. For instanc…L286[19:00:04] <Bob> the
problem is that it isnt
<Bob> the
problem is that it isntL287[19:00:09] <Bob> i'm
not complaining about non issues
<Bob> i'm
not complaining about non issuesL288[19:00:11] <Bob> this
is real pain
<Bob> this
is real painL289[19:00:26] <Bob> i now
need to somehow make a generic type thats compiant to expanding to
several JSON values
<Bob> i now
need to somehow make a generic type thats compiant to expanding to
several JSON valuesL290[19:00:51] <Bob> how
do you guys handle the parameters ? besides using dynamic
dispatching ?
<Bob> how
do you guys handle the parameters ? besides using dynamic
dispatching ?L291[19:05:39] <Amanda> I don't plan to
generate type-safe APIs for every possible component under the sun,
that's just a waste of time, imho
L292[19:06:19] <Bob> sure
is
<Bob> sure
isL293[19:06:33] <Bob> at
worst, i can remove the bad dumps / manually edit some of the
dumps
<Bob> at
worst, i can remove the bad dumps / manually edit some of the
dumpsL294[19:06:38] <Bob> so
they're compliant to my API
<Bob> so
they're compliant to my APIL295[19:06:53] <Bob> well,
actually i can resolve overloads by hand too
<Bob> well,
actually i can resolve overloads by hand tooL296[19:06:54] <Bob> tbh
should
<Bob> tbh
shouldL297[19:26:35] <Bob>
https://docs.rs/serde/latest/serde/de/trait.Deserializer.html#tymethod.deserialize_tuple
<Bob>
https://docs.rs/serde/latest/serde/de/trait.Deserializer.html#tymethod.deserialize_tupleL298[19:26:39] <Bob>
another day thanking the serde gods
<Bob>
another day thanking the serde godsL299[20:09:27] ⇦
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L300[20:36:53] <Izaya> CompanionCube:
ttps://drawfriends.booru.org/index.php?page=post&s=view&id=48691
L301[20:37:27] <CompanionCube> that works
surprisingly well
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L305[21:08:09] <sapphicfettucine> >Bob: how do you
guys handle the parameters ? besides using dynamic dispatching
?
<sapphicfettucine> >Bob: how do you
guys handle the parameters ? besides using dynamic dispatching
?L306[21:08:10] <sapphicfettucine> typed parameters for
devices i've written bindings for, or &[&dyn Serialize] for
generic/non-bound calls
<sapphicfettucine> typed parameters for
devices i've written bindings for, or &[&dyn Serialize] for
generic/non-bound callsL307[21:08:18] <sapphicfettucine> returning a T:
Deserialize
<sapphicfettucine> returning a T:
DeserializeL308[22:01:33] ⇦
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L312[23:38:41] <ThePiGuy24> blegh darn CJK fonts being so
massive
<ThePiGuy24> blegh darn CJK fonts being so
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