<<Prev Next>> Scroll to Bottom
Stuff goes here
L1[02:14:33] *** Joins: Hawk777 (~Hawk777@2605:1700:1091:8e00:825a:8b2c:bf2f:c046) Hawk777
L2[02:29:48] ⇦ Quits: Hawk777 (~Hawk777@2605:1700:1091:8e00:825a:8b2c:bf2f:c046) (Quit: Leaving.)
L3[02:30:08] *** Joins: Hawk777 (~Hawk777@2605:1700:1091:8e00:825a:8b2c:bf2f:c046) Hawk777
L4[02:39:16] ⇦ Quits: Hawk777 (~Hawk777@2605:1700:1091:8e00:825a:8b2c:bf2f:c046) (Quit: Leaving.)
L5[02:42:11] *** Joins: Hawk777 (~Hawk777@2605:1700:1091:8e00:825a:8b2c:bf2f:c046) Hawk777
L6[03:37:13] <Forec​aster> %tonk
L7[03:37:13] <MichiBot> Wow! F​orecaster! You beat S​piderEveryOS's previous record of 0s (By 3h 58m 12s)! I hope you're happy!
L8[03:37:14] <MichiBot> Forecaster's new record is 3h 58m 12s! Forecaster also gained 0.00397 tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position #2. Need 0.3321612 more points to pass S​piderEveryOS!
L9[07:05:02] ⇦ Quits: Michiyo (~Michiyo@2a11:6c7:2500:a200:ac58:e7c3:d31c:b68a) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
L10[07:11:56] ⇨ Joins: ussr (~ussr@31.134.40.117)
L11[07:28:33] ⇦ Quits: Hawk777 (~Hawk777@2605:1700:1091:8e00:825a:8b2c:bf2f:c046) (Quit: Leaving.)
L12[07:28:36] ⇦ Quits: ussr (~ussr@31.134.40.117) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
L13[09:00:40] ⇦ Quits: Amanda (~m-yt727s@cloud.camnet.site) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
L14[10:17:43] *** Joins: Amanda (~m-yt727s@cloud.camnet.site) AmandaC
L15[10:37:16] * Amanda meows and looks around
L16[10:37:22] * Amanda orders MichiBot some %soup
L17[10:37:23] <MichiBot> Waiter!! Waiter!! There's Ukrainian Proton Collider in my soup!
L18[10:38:44] <Amanda> %splash Forecaster with mutable pink potion
L19[10:38:45] <MichiBot> You fling a mutable pink potion (New!) that splashes onto Forecaster. Forecaster turns into A Plant girl until someone turns on a lamp.
L20[10:39:02] <Amanda> ... That's just dryad with another name!
L21[10:48:42] <Va​ur> %tonk
L22[10:48:42] <MichiBot> Yay! V​aur! You beat F​orecaster's previous record of 3h 58m 12s (By 3h 13m 16s)! I hope you're happy!
L23[10:48:42] <MichiBot> Vaur's new record is 7h 11m 28s! Vaur also gained 0.01288 (0.00322 x 4) tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position #3. Need 0.3826794 more points to pass F​orecaster!
L24[10:48:44] <Forec​aster> No it's not!
L25[10:49:02] <Forec​aster> A dryad is connected to a tree
L26[10:49:18] <Amanda> but you were a dryad connected to a pearlpeas earlier!
L27[10:51:15] <Forec​aster> I was?
L28[10:51:59] <Amanda> Yes! I replanted you in Lizzy's garden and everything!
L29[10:55:13] <Forec​aster> That wasn't earlier, that was days ago I'm pretty sure...
L30[10:55:20] <Amanda> Yes, so earlier!
L31[10:55:33] <Amanda> Just like later can mean tomorrow!
L32[10:56:19] <Amanda> I didn't say "earlier today"
L33[11:05:48] <Forec​aster> To me it's a short time, while "recently" covers a longer span
L34[11:13:12] <Amanda> "Earlier this week/month" is also valid
L35[11:13:46] <Amanda> just means chronogically before in my brain
L36[11:13:54] <Amanda> like later means chronologically after
L37[12:07:46] <Forec​aster> "earlier this week" is different to just "earlier" to me
L38[12:08:45] <Forec​aster> I guess if there isn't a quantifier of some kind I default to a short amount
L39[14:57:33] *** Joins: Vexatos (~Vexatos@2001:4647:af75:0:8c36:b51e:912b:4581) Vexatos
L40[14:57:33] zsh sets mode: +v on Vexatos
L41[14:59:32] ⇦ Parts: vftdan (b5cb05d1b9@2a00:c70:1:178:170:40:189:1) (Error from remote client))
L42[15:35:20] ⇦ Quits: progwml6 (~progwml6@149.88.47.47) (Ping timeout: 201 seconds)
L43[15:35:29] ⇨ Joins: progwml6 (~progwml6@149.88.47.47)
L44[16:01:39] ⇨ Joins: dustinm`_ (~dustinm@static.38.6.217.95.clients.your-server.de)
L45[16:03:42] ⇦ Quits: dustinm` (~dustinm@static.38.6.217.95.clients.your-server.de) (Ping timeout: 201 seconds)
L46[16:13:25] ⇦ Quits: doskel (~doskel@2602:f927:1:200:4000::) (Ping timeout: 195 seconds)
L47[18:12:00] ⇨ Joins: anynymos (~anynymos@91.200.52.21)
L48[18:12:24] <anynymos> hey guys
L49[18:12:46] ⇦ Quits: anynymos (~anynymos@91.200.52.21) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
L50[18:31:36] <Spider​EveryOS> %tonk
L51[18:31:36] <MichiBot> Woah! S​piderEveryOS! You beat V​aur's previous record of 7h 11m 28s (By 31m 25s)! I hope you're happy!
L52[18:31:37] <MichiBot> SpiderEveryOS's new record is 7h 42m 54s! SpiderEveryOS also gained 0.00416 (0.00052 x 8) tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position #1.
L53[18:36:46] <SoraFi​restorm> is the OC API actually documented somewhere? I don't obviously see it on the wiki...
L54[18:37:12] <Forec​aster> the mod api? I don't believe so
L55[18:37:17] <SoraFi​restorm> yeah, the mod API
L56[18:38:43] <SoraFi​restorm> It was suggested elsewhere that it might be a good idea to try and make a unified standard 'computer device' API so that 3rd party integrations don't need to implement N different device drivers for N different computer mods
L57[18:38:52] <SoraFi​restorm> So I'm just trying to see what already exists to get some inspiration
L58[19:06:14] <Forec​aster> Hey now, you can't just go around making things easier
L59[19:06:27] <Forec​aster> Where's your competitive spirit
L60[19:16:51] <SoraFi​restorm> Oh no, see, I am still competing - to replace many incumbent standards with a new, unified standard
L61[19:16:52] <SoraFi​restorm> :P
L62[19:17:08] <SoraFi​restorm> It's still gonna be an uphill battle lmao
L63[19:22:38] <Amanda> Situation: there are 14 competing standards
L64[19:50:48] <Mic​hiyo> %xkcd 927
L65[19:50:49] <MichiBot> xkcd #927: Standards - Fortunately, the charging one has been solved now that we've all standardized on mini-USB. Or is it micro-USB? Shit. (https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/standards.png)
L66[20:12:23] <Amanda> %choose early rainbox?
L67[20:12:23] <MichiBot> Probably.
L68[20:40:58] <SoraFi​restorm> 'many' realistically meaning 'one'
L69[20:41:08] <SoraFi​restorm> since I don't think there are any other live APIs other than the ComputerCraft one
L70[21:38:46] ⇨ Joins: vftdan (b5cb05d1b9@2a00:c70:1:178:170:40:189:1)
L71[21:57:24] <Amanda> %choose laptopnaptime?
L72[21:57:25] <MichiBot> Yes.
L73[21:57:40] * Amanda flops atop nadja, demands pats or she'll let mars burn more
L74[22:08:42] <Amanda> Hrm
L75[22:08:56] <Amanda> The outside is way too loud
L76[22:09:04] <Amanda> I can't hear my show over the rain
L77[22:10:29] <Mic​hiyo> makes grabby hands at the rain
L78[22:10:38] <Mic​hiyo> Everything is on fire over here, I'll take the rain
L79[22:22:09] ⇦ Quits: Vexatos (~Vexatos@2001:4647:af75:0:8c36:b51e:912b:4581) (Quit: Insert quantum chemistry joke here)
L80[22:37:19] *** Joins: doskel (~doskel@2602:f927:1:200:4000::) doskel
L81[22:40:33] <Corded> > <SoraFi​restorm> is the OC API actually documented somewhere? I don't obviou…
L82[22:40:33] <SoraFi​restorm> @Michiyo do we have this?
L83[22:41:18] <Mic​hiyo> I think most of us just fumbled through experimentation and picking Sangar's brain early on.
L84[22:42:02] <Mic​hiyo> I know I bugged him a lot.
L85[22:42:15] <SoraFi​restorm> Mostly I just need to get into my brain the shape of things
L86[22:42:40] <SoraFi​restorm> I'd really prefer to design an API that is 'ISA agnostic'
L87[22:42:49] <SoraFi​restorm> ie isn't specific to Lua, and doesn't necessarily assume a scripting language
L88[22:43:20] <SoraFi​restorm> so looking to see what OC already does or doesn't have there as a baseline
L89[22:43:22] <Mic​hiyo> AFAIK OC's API is already pretty much that, no? The architecture implements the user side of it.
L90[22:43:49] <SoraFi​restorm> I have no idea. I've never interacted with the OC API in any capacity as a developer.
L91[22:43:53] <SoraFi​restorm> That's... why I'm asking lol
L92[22:44:49] <Mic​hiyo> Well "Isn't specific to lua" I took to mean as in "other architectures added by OC addons" And in that case, the architecture implements the user parts of like component access, and stuff. AFAIK anyway, I never used any of the architecture mods
L93[22:45:15] <SoraFi​restorm> I didn't either
L94[22:45:19] <SoraFi​restorm> it's just that like
L95[22:45:43] <SoraFi​restorm> what's the point of having a common computer peripheral device API if it's really only usable by a certain subset of computer mods?
L96[22:47:04] <SoraFi​restorm> I don't want to shut out things like emulated real ISAs (ala OC2 or RedPower) or things that don't really resemble a scripting language (ala WASM)
L97[22:48:48] <SoraFi​restorm> like... randomly this showed up in my YouTube feed
L98[22:48:48] <SoraFi​restorm> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGDq_GERKe0&t=233s
L99[22:48:48] <MichiBot> minecraft in-dev mod for create electro energetics SHOWCASE//WORKING OSCILLOSCOPES IN MINECRAFT | by Mark engineer
L100[22:48:57] <SoraFi​restorm> It's some guy that's making his own computer mod
L101[22:49:46] <SoraFi​restorm> I have no idea how it actually works from the user POV, but even if he's doing something weird like made his own fantasy ISA, it should still be able to use our common computer peripheral device API
L102[22:50:20] <Izzy> DMA controller for component calls
L103[22:50:49] <Izzy> Pass a pointer to a set of pascal strings
L104[22:52:21] <SoraFi​restorm> ... it's ComputerCraft
L105[22:52:24] <SoraFi​restorm> https://discordembeds.pc-logix.com/live/1540131413750321343/1787266343483-415de9cdbe53.png
L106[22:52:48] <SoraFi​restorm> at least, certain bits are ComputerCraft
L107[22:52:53] <Corded> > <Mic​hiyo> reacted 😂 to <SoraFi​restorm> ... it's ComputerCraft
L108[22:57:02] <SoraFi​restorm> like even the computer box itself is using what is a clearly modified CC texture
L109[22:58:25] <SoraFi​restorm> https://discordembeds.pc-logix.com/live/1540132932164001844/1787266705468-2fef382fc90f.png
L110[22:58:48] <SoraFi​restorm> Clarifies in the comments that it's a 'computercraft add on for electro energetics'
L111[22:59:03] <SoraFi​restorm> also we're famous now lol
L112[23:00:12] <SoraFi​restorm> got mentioned by a random
L113[23:01:26] <Corded> > <Mic​hiyo> reacted 😂 to <SoraFi​restorm> also we're famous now lol
L114[23:07:34] <Eth​aphu> Opencomputers still uses natives right
L115[23:07:34] <Eth​aphu> I Want to run an Arm Minecraft server I hope I am able to build them I will have to check once I get home
L116[23:07:41] <SoraFi​restorm> Yes
L117[23:07:55] <SoraFi​restorm> The default is to use natives if they are available for your CPU+OS combo
L118[23:08:08] <SoraFi​restorm> I don't know if we have ARM natives or not
L119[23:08:53] <Izzy> me omw to compile ppc/ppc64 musl natives
L120[23:09:49] <Eth​aphu> Actually hyped up for it cause I want to see how a Minecraft server performs with cleanroomMC Java 25 at Oracle free cloud
L121[23:10:05] <Eth​aphu> I think theres some tricks to get 4 arm cores for free
L122[23:10:29] <Izzy> SKS v13 will be using cleanroom 1.12.2 hopefully
L123[23:19:33] <Corded> > <SoraFi​restorm> The default is to use natives if they are available for you…
L124[23:19:33] <Eth​aphu> The default? There is a fallback?
L125[23:19:53] <Eth​aphu> Perhaps I will just stick to the fallback idk what you guys but I have trying to build stuff its always a headache
L126[23:20:02] <Eth​aphu> +abt
L127[23:20:09] <Eth​aphu> * hate
L128[23:20:36] <Izzy> I think ARM might be there check the repo for *.so files btw
L129[23:22:03] <Eth​aphu> target "blabla" links to target "Blabla" but the target was not found
L130[23:22:13] <Eth​aphu> Cmake trauma
L131[23:22:23] <Eth​aphu> https://klipy.com/gifs/tense1983-table-slam
L132[23:22:24] <Eth​aphu> Tense1983 Table Slam
L133[23:22:24] <Eth​aphu> https://klipy.com/gifs/tense1983-table-slam
L134[23:22:24] <MichiBot> Title: Just a moment...
L135[23:23:36] <Corded> > <Eth​aphu> The default? There is a fallback?
L136[23:23:36] <SoraFi​restorm> There's a LuaJ fallback (the thing that ComputerCraft uses)
L137[23:24:10] <Corded> > <Eth​aphu> reacted 😭 to <Mich​iBot> Title: Just a moment...
L138[23:25:44] <Mic​hiyo> Downside is, you lose persistence
L139[23:29:08] <SoraFi​restorm> yeah, you lose several of the hallmark special features of the mod when you use the fallback
L140[23:30:23] <Izzy> I need to look into organising LWJGL for PPC for Ocelot
L141[23:30:54] <Izzy> And just Minecraft
L142[23:45:11] <CompanionCube> i checked, and OC does indeed have aarch64 natives. Also apparently someone bothered to add freebsd x86_64 at some point.
<<Prev Next>> Scroll to Top