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17:15:48 anyone there? 17:16:31 tgwizard: yeah 17:16:32 I did 17:16:51 It took me 1/2 to 1 hour 17:21:44 you said that you needed some CLI-tools 17:21:47 right? 17:22:36 how many pages did you "complete"? 17:22:42 all of them, up to 30 17:23:26 A search engine woul be very helpful for one of them. 17:23:34 where are you stuck? 17:23:43 search engine as in google? 17:23:47 yeah 17:23:48 page 16 17:24:01 /msg me the URL 17:25:40 did I /msg it right? 17:25:40 :-S 17:25:47 (never done it before :D) 17:27:06 i don't get 13... 17:27:40 jix: /msg me 17:27:47 no i'll get it myself 17:28:42 I meant send me the URL so I can see where you are stuck 17:28:49 for my interest 17:29:14 but i'll stop here 17:29:36 jix: What nationality are you? 17:29:41 german 17:31:28 -!- clog has joined. 17:31:28 -!- clog_ has joined. 17:31:45 clog_: hi 17:34:11 -!- fr34k has joined. 17:34:15 hi 17:34:37 hi 17:34:56 some of us are doing n.nfshost.com/1.html 17:35:11 wich is? 17:35:27 a sereis of 30 puzzles 17:35:41 um 17:35:42 ok 17:36:04 each is on its own page, and you have to work out the URL fo the next page from the contents of the current page 17:36:22 mhm 17:36:23 ok 17:36:31 cant do that right now though 17:36:42 knowing a little about how web pages work helps in two of the puzzles. 17:36:49 ok 17:36:59 but im gonna format some of my drives on my server 17:38:59 im already at 9th :P i think..sept is the ninth huh? 17:40:35 pages 18 and 28 (IIRC) are *evil* 17:40:46 ok 17:41:40 i cant get past the one saying 'sept' :P 17:41:56 Where do you live? 17:42:02 sweden 17:42:03 why? 17:42:05 hmm 17:42:34 why? 17:42:46 what subjects are you doing at school and what year are you in? 17:42:50 well, i live in sweden and I made past 7 17:43:37 im 9th year of school.. 17:43:44 isnt sept short for september? 17:43:55 fr34k: I think you are on the 7th puzzle 17:44:10 i dunno 17:44:17 as you have found out, that is not the meaning of "sept" for that question 17:44:23 no 17:44:27 its not september 17:44:42 hm 17:44:47 a clue perhaps? 17:46:02 -!- clog has quit (Connection timed out). 17:46:02 -!- clog_ has changed nick to clog. 17:46:50 Formally: you must find a function that turns 7 into "sept", then apply that function to 8 to help find the URL of the next question. 17:46:59 yeh 17:47:03 i know that much 17:47:05 -!- fr34k has quit (Nick collision from services.). 17:47:16 I have no idea how to hint to you what that function *is*, without just telling you. 17:47:25 ! 17:47:28 Huh? 17:47:45 EgoBot: indeed, "huh?" 17:47:51 -!- boblol has joined. 17:47:55 hmm 17:48:02 To repeat myself... 17:48:05 but i cant associate sept with 7 :P 17:48:06 I have no idea how to hint to you what that function *is*, without just telling you. 17:48:17 nah 17:48:21 im just gonna think some more 17:48:29 if that will help :P 17:48:39 I suspect not 17:48:41 cuz i really cant see wehre sept has to do with 7 17:49:22 The author is making a reference to a look-up table from numbers to strings that he assumes everyone will know the beginning of. 17:49:48 what the? 17:49:52 i didnt get a word :P 17:50:11 since it didnt was september, i have no clue 17:50:15 This look-up table is reasonably well-known in England, but probably less-so in Sweden. 17:50:22 aha 17:50:23 ok 17:50:42 hmm 17:50:51 wait 17:50:58 sept is 7 in another language? 17:51:09 boblol: yes 17:51:21 oh so im known as boblol now? great 17:51:23 stupid net 17:51:26 but ok 17:51:56 Just use /name fr34k to change back, then 17:52:08 yeh 17:52:13 I mean /nick 17:52:26 -!- CakeProphet has joined. 17:52:36 and don't give out too many clue on-channel 17:52:38 but i just found out, that 111, wich the document is called, is also 7 in the binary system 17:52:39 *clues 17:52:47 ok 17:52:53 boblol: correct 17:53:16 hm 17:53:23 then i just need to sort out how it would be in 8 17:53:29 nonono 17:53:36 oh 17:53:37 i know 17:53:38 :P 17:53:47 no i didnt 17:53:51 :( 17:54:00 binary for 8 is 1000, but that is nothing to do with anything 17:54:14 ok 17:54:44 found out :P 18:03:01 hey how do i register nick now again? 18:03:32 start with /msg nickserv help 18:03:59 futher commands can be typed into the result new window/tab. 18:04:02 cuz SimonRC: i sent you some pm's but couldnt cuz my nick wasnt registered 18:04:05 (probably) 18:04:11 boblol: ah, ok 18:04:15 :P 18:04:28 someone alread took "fr34k", BTW 18:04:37 on this server? 18:05:48 this network 18:06:25 individal servers don't matter much in IRC, the network is what matterss 18:06:36 ok, cuz i registered the nick fr34k 18:06:42 hmm 18:07:34 boblol: when/ 18:07:53 and when did you last identify to nickserv? 18:07:57 i dunno, some time ago 18:08:03 i never identified :P 18:08:12 i think 18:09:58 well do "/msg nickserv help" and find out how to use it. 18:10:12 it may have been nicked if you never identified 18:10:20 it may have been *stolen* if you never identified 18:10:33 oh 18:10:36 (silly Angliscism) 18:10:49 well i tried identify, but it only said "no such nick/channel 18:10:52 " 18:11:11 hmm 18:11:33 what client are you using? 18:11:57 mIRC 18:12:02 hmm 18:12:20 in this window, try typing "/msg nickserv help" 18:13:07 done 18:13:10 What did that do? 18:13:30 give me a list of commands in the status window 18:13:39 hmm 18:13:47 im gonna try "recover" wich kills someone who might have stolen it 18:14:02 try "/query nickserv" in this window 18:14:20 wait a second 18:14:24 im gonna try idenitfy 18:15:06 it said that the password for fr34k was incorrect 18:15:28 did you give a password in the IDENTIFY command? 18:15:42 look: i registered on the DALnet server, ok? 18:16:00 that doesnt matter? 18:16:13 is DALnet related to freenode? 18:16:25 its two completely diff servers 18:16:47 erm 18:16:58 I think they are both IRC networks, not irc servers 18:16:59 see why it wont work? 18:17:03 i dunno 18:17:35 irc.freenode.net and irc.dal.net 18:17:43 hmm 18:18:02 -!- Sgeo has joined. 18:18:28 but right now, im trying to solve one of the puzzles :P 18:18:46 im on "13, unlucky ..." 18:19:11 Freenode and DALnet are seperate IRC networks, and so (as you seem to have figures out) registering on DALnet will not register you on Freenode. 18:19:24 precisely 18:19:31 therefore, i dont care right now 18:19:32 (unless freenode and DALnet have a special arrangement) 18:19:35 i must solve the puzzle 18:19:37 okok 18:19:43 i dont think they do, bte 18:19:45 *btw 18:20:05 ok so i done some research of "13, unlucky" but dont seem to find anything 18:20:13 i found stuff, but none has wored 18:20:16 *worked 18:21:54 hm 18:23:57 It's an English and American phrase. 18:24:55 thats why i dont now :P 18:27:46 are you using google? 18:27:53 yes i am 18:28:01 and wikipedia 18:28:11 swedish or english versions? 18:28:46 english :P 18:28:57 ;) 18:29:09 :D 18:29:17 well, for me google was enough 18:29:20 though i dont find anything 18:29:29 but I was quite lucky 18:29:42 ... 18:39:59 -!- boblol has changed nick to boblol|food. 19:01:26 -!- boblol|food has changed nick to boblol. 19:02:13 wb 19:03:31 (Welcome Back) 19:10:13 aha 19:10:15 thankies 19:10:25 i wrote a little algorithm program :P 19:16:46 give details 19:17:02 i wrote a little unalgorithm program 19:17:08 um 19:17:09 ok? 19:19:53 here is my program: http://bicyclol.awardspace.biz/algo.php?num=59 19:20:19 An algorithm is a set of instructions to calculate something. 19:20:23 right? 19:20:36 um 19:20:38 i dunno 19:20:48 but lemme explain how this prog works 19:21:22 you have a number, lets say 12, then you reverse this and add it to the first number: 12+21=33, then you cant do it anymore, cuz 33 is a palindrome 19:21:32 ah, ok 19:21:38 as the sequence for 59: 59, 154, 605, 1111 19:21:54 then it cant be calculated anymore, since 1111 is a palindrome 19:21:59 I wouldn;t call that an *algorithm* 19:22:09 well then dont, i dunno what it is called :P 19:22:13 but try with 196 19:24:29 has pikhq been inactive for a long time? 19:26:25 I'd call it a function. 19:27:12 ok 19:27:20 its called the reverse-then-add sequence 19:27:42 ah, yeah 19:27:54 yeh 19:27:55 so 19:28:06 I Haskell, I define: 19:28:08 revadd n = let sh = show n in let rev = reverse sh in if sh == rev then n else n + read rev 19:28:10 has pikhq been inactive for long? 19:28:33 then I can try 196 with: 19:28:35 take 100 $ iterate revadd $ 169 19:28:44 to get the first 100 numbers generated 19:28:57 HoF FTW! 19:37:59 now, i ask again: has pikhq been inactive for long time? 19:39:02 I'd say this: revadd x = let {rev x = read (reverse (show x))} in x + rev x 19:40:11 shall i get you a link to the php-source? 19:42:12 ihope; I don't think your version checks for the terminating palindrominicity condition. 19:43:34 speak of wich: http://www.norvig.com/pal2txt.html 19:58:45 hey pikhq? you there? 19:59:21 SimonRC: why wouldn't you call that an algorithm? 20:03:15 Hahahah, Star Trek rocks: "Assist this boy to the quaranteen antiroom." ... it's an anti-room? What is it, a room made of antimatter? A room with negative proportions? 20:05:57 ante-room: the room before a main room that you wait in 20:06:25 And quarantine. 20:06:34 1. anteroom, antechamber, entrance hall, hall, foyer, lobby, vestibule -- (a large entrance or reception room or area) 20:06:50 I hate you guys :P 20:07:03 That is the expected response, yes. 20:19:04 anyone know how long pikhq has been inactive? 20:20:15 -!- ifndef_GREGOR_H has changed nick to GregorR. 20:22:35 If you mean "completely said nothing in IRC", you can just ask your client. 20:22:45 22:22:16 [freenode] ... idle : 0 days 4 hours 23 mins 39 secs [signon: Thu Sep 14 16:14:31 2006] 20:23:39 so he hasnt said anything for 4 hrs? 20:23:40 As for this channel, last comment I see here is "17:58:37 < pikhq> 'Lo." around four-and-a-half hours ago. 20:23:49 ok 20:23:58 then what is that "idle-check" command? 20:24:23 Quite often "/whois " will work; "/wii " is a common alias for that. 20:24:33 ok 20:24:45 anyone know if he has like msn etc? 20:25:16 Can't help there. 20:25:23 k 20:26:28 MSN? Why? 20:26:43 i dunno, need to contact him 20:27:16 Let's see... http://esoteric.voxelperfect.net/wiki/User_talk:pikhq 20:27:34 um 20:27:36 what is that? 20:27:46 Eh, maybe not. 20:28:03 You could try MemoServ, but I don't know if anybody pays attention to that. 20:28:14 ok 20:28:22 or i just wait to see if he comes in 20:38:34 You can go see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Pikhq 20:38:50 It lists some forms of communication. 20:38:55 And there's always email. 20:39:00 ok 20:39:46 jabber?! 20:40:14 He's probably doing something BF related. 20:41:02 he said he was goin to make my esolang idea reality this weekend so perhaps that is what he does 20:41:15 Mmmm... I'm running really short on time this weekend... sorry contestants/committee. 20:43:01 What's your Esolang idea, out of curiosity? 20:43:11 (I don't have time to do anything more than lau... errr look at it.) 20:44:10 i have a very bad explanation lying on pastebin 20:44:38 want link? 20:44:57 Yah. 20:45:16 1 sec 20:45:45 now remember: this idea is (c) me 20:45:46 http://pastebin.ca/177450 20:46:04 And one question for #esoteric's members: When doing DSP with logic circuits and making a high/low-pass filter, do you just use an FFT and then junk the frequencies above/below a certain band? 20:46:09 now the explanation is really bad, i suck at english 20:46:10 boblol: Copyright? 20:46:13 EWWWW. 20:46:24 well its my idea 20:46:34 OSI approved license please. 20:46:40 nvm 20:46:50 Creative Commons, LGPL, GPL, MIT, etc. 20:47:47 forget about (c) ok? im just trying to say that the idea is mine, and mine alone 20:47:59 Trust me, I'm not going to steal your idea :P. 20:48:24 no i hope not 20:48:56 What's the esotericness in it, though? 20:49:07 well i dunno, pikhq just liked it 20:49:22 It's pretty nifty syntax, I must say. But it's not esoteric enough. 20:49:39 then explain the word 'esoteric' 20:50:03 Esoteric == weird. 20:50:20 Does your language have functions? 20:50:25 liek? 20:50:46 Like ``void blah { blah }; blah();'' 20:51:00 uh..check the explanation 20:51:28 Yah. I did. 20:51:45 How can you make a block of code so you can use it later? 20:52:06 urg. im sry but i dont understand..make it ultra-basic-simple 20:52:36 Cxu vi komprenas? 20:52:44 wtf? 20:52:47 Nevermind :P. 20:53:01 What programming languages do you know? 20:53:29 uh.. 20:53:46 php, html, actionscript, brainfuck 20:53:54 -_-'' 20:53:59 :P 20:55:02 why? 20:55:16 PHP is the only language (among those) that has functions.... 20:55:20 And I don't know PHP ;-;. 20:55:55 uh, i beleive actionscript has functions as well 20:55:58 iirc 20:56:08 Can you make functions in your language? 20:56:44 then you must first explain what you mean by "functions"..cuz all it can do now, is calculate every kind of data that can be calculated 20:57:04 It's hard in basic English.... 20:57:12 yeh 20:57:18 give it a try 20:58:01 A function is a bunch of code that is called with a name (like ``add'' or ``subtract''). Whenever you ``call'' it, or use its name, the code the function stands for is executed. 20:58:27 uh 20:58:34 like if(){}; ?? 20:58:34 20:58:46 Kinda. 20:59:04 cuz you have If, Else If, While loop, standard loop 20:59:09 i think that is all 20:59:21 like add (x y) {return (x + y);} then ``add(4 5);'' you get `9'. 20:59:56 oh you mean like that..well first of all: actionscript supports that, but no, my language does not have that 21:00:02 Ok. 21:00:03 IIRC, PHP calls them "subs" or "subroutines" 21:00:34 PHP calls them "functions." 21:00:39 See http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.functions.php 21:00:42 Subroutines, methods, functions, lambda expressions, Monadic function execution, IT'S THE SAME BLOODY THING. 21:00:50 You must be confusing PHP with Perl, which uses the keyword "sub". 21:01:11 Why must programmers be so obtuse?! ;-; 21:01:51 Lambda expressions and subroutines... aren't really the same thing, are they? 21:01:58 That's true.... 21:02:11 Named lambda expressions. Happy ? 21:02:24 Lambda expressions that return actions? 21:02:32 Those'll make me happy. 21:02:36 Ok then. 21:02:42 Lambda expressions that return actions. 21:02:58 I'm going to be doing my science project entirely in Scheme and using only GNU utilities. 21:02:59 * ihope suddenly becomes happy 21:03:06 Yay! 21:05:04 s/GNU/GPL/ 21:05:16 What, no Hurd there? :p 21:05:28 They poop too much. 21:05:31 -!- boblol has quit. 21:33:07 Hurd isn't GPL? 21:33:55 It might be. 21:36:09 I would certainly think it is. 21:36:29 See, I'm right :) 22:12:52 -!- _Ann_ has joined. 22:16:56 -!- jix has quit ("Bitte waehlen Sie eine Beerdigungnachricht"). 22:17:21 -!- _Ann_ has quit (Client Quit). 22:19:22 -!- ihope_ has joined. 22:26:01 :-D http://thedailywtf.com/forums/thread/92905.aspx 22:35:57 -!- ihope has quit (Connection timed out). 23:02:18 -!- tgwizard has quit ("Leaving"). 23:27:20 -!- calamari has joined. 23:27:48 hi 23:28:15 here is a test line from my ipod lang.. still figuring some things out: W1L1=2L2=3I1L3=4EL4=5$$ 23:28:33 insert whitespace as desired 23:39:12 That is SO readable. 23:42:58 it is supposed to be writeable, not readable ;) 23:43:34 That's what I was thinking ;) 23:43:39 Why not implement BF on an iPod? 23:43:59 If pikhq was here, he'd be proud of me now. 23:44:49 I'm here, and I'm proud. :) 23:44:59 Yay! 23:47:00 I love the AP Physics C formula sheet. It's identical to the B sheet, with more sigmas, more d's, and a few integral signs. Plus, almost all the Calculus has been done for you in a little corner of the formula sheet, or the Integrals have been expanded to sigmas for you. Hooray future American engineers! 23:48:45 Razor-X: bf is hard to write 23:48:51 and it runs slow 23:49:24 There's no iPod ASM? 23:49:38 the ipod isn't very fast.. so I need a lang that compiles efficiently and is able to use more of the instruction set 23:49:59 Razor-X: I'm sure there is.. but that is the other problem: bad keyboard interface 23:50:20 You can't transfer programs to the iPod? 23:50:31 yes, you can 23:50:38 but I want to write programs on the ipod as well 23:50:45 BF's command set is trivial. 23:50:54 you're not listening :) 23:51:14 bf isn't a good match for the above mentioned reasons 23:51:29 PicoCPU. XD 23:51:32 of course I'll probably write bf stuff just for fun :) 23:51:35 *Death* 23:51:44 Think about it. Portable BF! 23:51:50 Write BF audio!!!11!!! 23:52:01 already have that on my hp and casio cals tho 23:52:03 Razor-X: He did write BF Audio. 23:52:06 calcs 23:52:17 pikhq: thanks :) 23:55:52 probably a little more readable with whitespace added: http://rafb.net/paste/results/1l3NPb28.html