00:10:11 -!- Corun has joined. 00:10:52 ++++++++++++++[->++>+++++>+++++++>++++++++>+++++++++><<<<<<]>>++.>+++.>>-----.<<<<++++.>>.>>---.<<.>++.>+++.<---.-.<.<<+. 00:11:13 -!- SEO_DUDE38 has quit (Remote closed the connection). 00:11:26 Corun: hello yourself 00:12:02 I just finished my String -> Brainfuck converter 00:12:09 In case you couldn't tell :-) 00:12:23 (Not written in Brainfuck, unfortunately, ooooh no...) 00:12:24 I assume the above is your output? looks pretty decent 00:12:31 Thank you :-) 00:12:41 !bf ++++++++++++++[->++>+++++>+++++++>++++++++>+++++++++><<<<<<]>>++.>+++.>>-----.<<<<++++.>>.>>---.<<.>++.>+++.<---.-.<.<<+. 00:12:45 Hey everyone! 00:13:44 Heh, cool. 00:15:00 What happens if you feed EgoBot some infinitely printing bf? 00:15:08 it runs 00:15:08 what did you write your converter in? 00:15:08 forever 00:15:10 until you kill it 00:15:12 it sends it to p 00:15:13 m 00:15:21 Haskell 00:15:49 what method did you use? 00:15:55 (I just started my uni course, they're teaching us haskell so I'm practicing it) 00:16:07 Errrr, hard to explain :-) 00:16:36 I generate a bunch of close values to the chars in the first 5-10 cells 00:16:53 Then I move to the cell with the closest value and add or subtract until it's right, then I print it 00:17:09 yeah, that's what the BF looks like 00:18:03 you can make that code 1 shorter 00:18:21 replace the 15 +'s with +++[>+++++<-]> 00:18:35 And the "><" can disappear too 00:18:48 oh, yeah 00:18:49 Corun: put this text in: "The quick brown fox - a delicacy in some countries - will be jumping over the lazy dog just in time for the annual lazy-dog jumping contest of 2007. In other news, flooble gabby ziggy." 00:18:53 what does it show? :D 00:19:06 that's a good idea though 00:19:37 !bf ++++++++[->++++>++++++>+++++++++>++++++++++++>+++++++++++++>++++++++++++++>+++++++++++++++><<<<<<<<]>>>++++++++++++.>>.---.<<<<.>>>>>+.>---.<<++++.<+++.>++.<<<<.>>>-.>>+.---.>++.<-.<<<<<.>>>++++.>>+.>+.<<<<<<.>---.<.>>>-----.<<<.>>>+++.+.>+.---.<--.--.++.>>>+.<<<<<<.>>>>.>-.<<<<<.>>>>>+++++.----.--.<<++.<<<.>>>--.>>++.>----.<-.>-.--.<<.<++.>>>+.<<<<<<.>.<.>>>>>>++++.<<.>--..<<<<<.>>>---.+++.<<<.>>>>+.>>--.<+.+++.<-.>--.<<++.<<<.>>>>> 00:19:37 +.>+.<<<--.>>+++.<<<<<.>>>>>++.<-.<.<<<.>>>>++++.<----.>>>++++.-.<<<<<<.>>>+++.>+++.<+++.<<<.>>>+++.>>+.--.+.<<<<<.>>>-.>-.<<<<.>>>>>.<<.>-.<----.<<<.>>>+.>++.>--.<<<<<.>>>>>++.<<++.---.<<<.>>>----.>-..>+.<<.>--.<<<<.>>>>.<.>>>+.-.<<<<<.>>+++.>+++.<+++.<<<.>>>+++.>>.<--.+++.<-.>--.<--.<<<.>>>----.>+.-.>-.<<++.>>-.+.<<<<<.>>>>+.<+.<<<.>+++++.--..+++++++.---------.<.>>-----------.>>-.<<<<.>>>>+.>.<<++.---.>>--.<<<<<.>>>>-.<.>>>--.<+.<<<<-- 00:19:37 .<.>>>+.>--.+++..<----.>---.<+++.<<<.>>>++.------.+..>>>++.<<<<<<.>>>>>>+.<<---.--..>>-.<<<<<++. 00:19:39 The quick brown fox - a delicacy in some countries - will be jumping 00:19:46 -!- SEO_DUDE38 has joined. 00:19:46 Aww, crap. 00:19:56 Too much for irc :-) 00:20:03 heh 00:20:07 that's really short for that text 00:20:13 i haven't seen output that small for text that big 00:20:44 well done :-) 00:20:48 I've been thinking on the problem all afternoon, a few friends and I were having a contest, ya see :-) 00:21:03 how do you decide the number of cells to use, and their initial values? 00:21:03 really? fax made a contest for that yesterday. 00:21:16 Er, yeah. He's one of the friends 00:21:16 how coincidential! 00:21:18 oh 00:21:19 Corun: what a coincidence, fax just started a contest like that 00:21:19 hahaha 00:21:22 :-) 00:21:23 oh heh 00:23:08 Erm, it doesn't decide how many, it just uses a cell for each multiple of the main number that is needed 00:23:25 huh? 00:23:37 Ok... 00:23:54 The program find a number, (I call it the "factor") 00:24:22 multiples of this number are used to fill the cells 00:24:34 how does it find the number 00:26:09 For the number 8 to 20 it finds the sum of the mods each character with the number. Lowest sum is generally the best factor 00:26:24 cool 00:26:57 I have to start at 8 or there abouts because, obviously, 2, 3 etc will have a much lower score every time 00:27:18 Interesting. . . Clever hack. 00:28:12 I got the idea for the method by looking at the "Hello World!" on wikipedia 00:28:30 I just had to try and generate something similar programatically 00:28:31 * pikhq may well have to figure out a way to adapt that algorithm into PEBBLE 00:29:24 How does it do it at the moment? 00:29:41 bruteforce iirc 00:29:45 ++++++++++++++++++++++.>+++++++++++++++++++. 00:29:46 i still don't get it but whatever 00:29:47 Just adding and subtracting to a single cell via two-cell versions of the constants. 00:30:05 bsmntbombdood: maybe pikhq can explain :P 00:30:10 It does somewhat decently because it *wraps*, but it's not exactly optimal. 00:30:19 Hmm 00:30:54 Does it use the constants from http://esoteric.voxelperfect.net/wiki/Brainfuck_constants ? :-) 00:30:58 Yes. 00:31:01 The wrapping ones. 00:31:07 Cool 00:32:38 * GregorR needs to invent a new MISC that doesn't require/allow self-modifying code, so it can actually be compiled in a pseudo-optimal way. 00:33:39 GregorR: no! 00:33:51 GregorR: self-modifying code is part of what makes it so cool 00:34:03 It is, but it also makes it significantly less practical. 00:34:10 I'd like to imagine something that could be implemented in a JIT. 00:34:20 GregorR: why not just run it in a simple VM? It'd be nearly as fast as compiled, anyway 00:34:33 RodgerTheGreat: I'm already doing that :P 00:34:43 I'm designing a MISC cpu 00:34:49 That's hot. 00:34:55 If you do that, I won't need my new MISC :P 00:35:35 right now, I'm building it in a logic simulator, but when I get it working, I'll redo it in VERILOG, and then you can flash it to an FPGA for hours of fun 00:37:09 pff 00:37:11 manually make it 00:37:14 with transisitors 00:37:17 far more fun 00:37:26 far slower clockspeed, too 00:37:37 who cares 00:37:39 it's esoteric MISC 00:37:41 no, with relays 00:37:44 Transistors? Pah! You need to use a room full of people to do it! 00:37:44 far far more fun 00:37:48 bsmntbombdood: no :p 00:37:54 transisitors are... more practical 00:38:01 And quieter 00:38:18 And tastier. 00:38:23 I'm no computer engineer. VERILOG is as close to hardware as I go for anything more complex than an adder. 00:38:38 VERILOG is way, WAY closer than I ever go. 00:38:44 :D 00:40:28 -!- ehird` has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 00:44:30 -!- Sgeo has joined. 00:45:28 Hi all 00:45:41 It's been a while since I worked on PSOX--or has it? 00:45:50 Maybe I left a suprise in the PSOX.txt file.. 00:51:33 * RodgerTheGreat is slightly interested 00:58:04 A MISC that isn't self-modifying? 00:58:15 Like URISC and subleq? 00:58:35 ihope: subleq is self-modifying 00:59:03 It is? 00:59:19 yep 00:59:22 Oh. URISC, then? 00:59:27 self-modifying is the only way to do pointers 01:11:47 VERILOG, eh? 01:13:34 yeah 01:13:45 I know a little bit, and it's not too terrible to learn 01:14:19 I'm guessing that in theory, it's rather fast. 01:15:21 yeah, because when you flash it onto an FPGA you can run the "virtual chip" at ~200mhz with good hardware 01:15:35 cheaper FPGAs are slower, though 01:16:21 Does the parallelness of an FPGA beat the clock speed of a conventional processor... often? 01:16:35 depends 01:17:01 an FPGA could probably hold several MISC cores at once, too 01:21:20 fpgas are cool 01:22:13 I'm definitely going to have to find a cheap FPGA development platform once I finish learning VERILOG 02:51:51 -!- oklopol has joined. 03:03:25 -!- Corun has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)). 03:20:45 omg i was down 3.5 hours :| 03:21:05 i cried the whole time 03:21:07 was so lonely 03:24:23 It's ok, man- you're back with friends. <:) 03:27:09 your internets was down? 03:27:19 yes 03:27:39 :( 03:27:43 http://www.vjn.fi/pb/p452633243.txt <<< i actually made this work 03:28:10 when the internet is down, i get depressed... but god i'm productibe 03:28:12 *productive 03:29:04 (you can't see from that that i was productive, but i did other things too!) 03:29:27 also, my hair is falling out 03:29:34 and i have to go to sleep i think 03:29:52 or read my book 03:31:09 and another random sentence. 03:31:34 now leaving again after waiting for 3.5 hours to get back online. 03:31:37 clever? 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15:00:27 ,[.,] 15:00:52 how would you create a C program that created a BF program that prints out a given string given to the C program? 15:01:08 by entering fax's competition 15:01:20 I have, I'm just looking what others might do 15:01:35 looking for ideas 15:03:25 so what are your ideas? 15:03:27 :) 15:05:29 heh 15:05:34 i dunno 15:05:47 i liked whoever-it-was's idea yesterday 15:05:53 which one? 15:06:00 it made a few cells close to the chars 15:06:05 and then just adjusted them as needed for each char output 15:06:35 well my entry works like that, but it might be a common idea 15:06:50 its what the person who came in yesterday did 15:07:37 my "Hello World!": 15:07:38 ++++++++++[>+++>+++++++>++++++++>++++++++++<<<<-]>>++.>>+.+++++++..+++.<<<++.>>+++++++.>.+++.------.--------.<<<+. 15:08:24 very similar 15:08:37 -!- puzzlet_ has joined. 15:09:22 -!- puzzlet has quit (Remote closed the connection). 15:35:52 -!- tokigun has joined. 16:04:28 -!- jix has quit (Nick collision from services.). 16:04:38 -!- jix has joined. 16:52:26 -!- Corun has joined. 16:59:49 -!- ibd_cpp has left (?). 17:25:03 This is what programming should be: http://obfuscated.co.uk/files/realProgramming.png 17:25:25 what does that output?! :P 17:25:55 (Do i get points if my first reaction was: "UNO skin.") 17:25:59 http://obfuscated.co.uk/files/bfrealprog.txt outputs http://fax.twilightcoders.net/textfiles/TheStoryofMelARealProgrammer.txt 17:26:44 No points. Sorry. :-P 17:27:14 but... you do use UNO, right? :P 17:27:18 redeem my geekity! 17:27:40 Yes es 17:27:43 Ofcourse I do 18:59:08 -!- bsmntbombdood has joined. 19:00:40 -!- oerjan has joined. 19:10:06 -!- bsmntbombdood has quit (Remote closed the connection). 19:15:59 !bf +++++++[->+++++++<]>.++..++++. 19:16:03 1337 19:16:42 !bf ++++++++[->+++++>++++++++>++++>+++++++++++<<<<]>>+++++.>+.--..<<++.-. 19:16:44 -!- pikhq has joined. 19:16:45 E!*) 19:16:48 what is the output for "aaabbbcccbbb"? 19:17:10 !bf ++++++++[->++++++++++++<]>+...+...+...-... 19:17:13 aaabbbcccbbb 19:17:28 !bf +++++++++++[->++++>+++++++>++++++++>+++++++++<<<]>+++.<..>>.+++++. 19:17:41 realloc: Cannot allocate memory 19:17:43 !bf +++++++++++[->++++>+++++++>++++++++>++++++++<<<]>+++.<..>>.+++++. 19:17:44 Corun: very good 19:17:47 what about - 19:17:50 !bf +++++++++++[->++++>+++++++>++++++++>++++++++<<<<]>+++.<..>>.+++++. 19:17:51 whoops 19:17:53 / 19:17:55 "xxxaaammmaaa" 19:17:57 realloc: Cannot allocate memory 19:18:14 !bf ++++++++++++[->++++++++++>++++++++<<]>...>+...<-----------...>... 19:18:17 xxxaaammmaaa 19:18:20 It's better than it was 19:18:25 yeah 19:18:27 could be optimized though 19:18:32 ----------- 19:18:36 bf is not 8bit by default 19:18:42 !help 19:18:45 help ps kill i eof flush show ls bf_txtgen usertrig daemon undaemon 19:18:47 1l 2l adjust axo bch bf{8,[16],32,64} funge93 fyb fybs glass glypho kipple lambda lazyk linguine malbolge pbrain qbf rail rhotor sadol sceql trigger udage01 unlambda whirl 19:19:01 oerjan: who are you talking to? 19:19:39 It now generates exactly the same as what's on the wikipedia bf page for the "Hello World!\n" example. 19:19:54 oklopol: you 19:20:03 your stuff doesn't work because you need !bf8 19:20:35 actually now i am not sure 19:20:54 but if your stuff depends on wrapping on 256 you need that 19:21:46 on second thought you had mismatched ><'s :) 19:22:23 which seems more likely to fill memory 19:22:53 my stuff worked perfectly, though 19:23:00 !bf +[>++] 19:23:07 realloc: Cannot allocate memory 19:23:11 mwaha 19:23:31 my mistake was to leave one < out, but that was a typo 19:24:18 !bf ++++++++[->++++++++>+++>+++++++>+++++++++++<<<<]>++.>+++++++.--.>>++++++.----.<.. 19:24:21 B^Z88 19:25:09 What's that supposed to do oklopol? 19:26:51 didn't EgoBot already evaluate it :) 19:27:52 Yeah, but I thoguht B^Z88 was probably not what it was supposed to print 19:27:54 hmm, note to self: do not put your markov chain on a channel with bots with *no* markov chain in their speech randomization 19:28:03 *markov chain bot 19:28:15 it became an idiot :< 19:28:19 haha 19:28:21 put it in here 19:28:23 -> even worse 19:28:31 you thought what i wanted you to believe, Corun 19:28:42 !bf +++++++++++[->++++++>++++++++>+++++<<<]>.>++++++.----.>+.. 19:28:45 B^Z88 19:28:46 That's shorter :-P 19:28:52 hmm, i guess i could, for a second or two 19:29:05 wipe its memory 19:29:06 obviously 19:29:11 i couldn't test it actually, because i just joined on that one channel ;;) 19:29:35 it has no permanent memory currenly, i just wanted to make a markov chain bot, since i never made one 19:29:44 -!- sp3tt has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 19:29:44 put it in here :) 19:29:45 Corun: you are missing an escape character 19:30:03 Eh? 19:30:04 or something like that 19:30:25 there was a control character in oklopol's version, which you missed 19:30:35 ctrl-] 19:30:39 -!- zmnszctzs has joined. 19:30:46 version 19:30:50 version 19:30:51 i'm not even sure if that works 19:30:55 version 19:30:57 haha, i see :P 19:31:00 -!- zmnszctzs has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 19:31:16 i have no idea what just happened, but it looked floodish ;) 19:31:24 put it back in 19:31:26 we'll train it quick enough 19:31:27 :P 19:31:33 -!- zmnszctzs has joined. 19:31:37 hello, zmnszctzs 19:31:38 hmm, well, that's assuming it works 19:31:50 zmnszctzs: do i address you a certain way or do you listen to any message? 19:31:51 i have no idea whether it does 19:31:55 $$ 19:31:56 hello zmnszctzs 19:31:59 should print something 19:32:00 heh 19:32:01 heh 19:32:01 zmnszctzs 19:32:05 hahaha 19:32:05 ... 19:32:13 zmnszctzs: Flowers are lovely. 19:32:14 $$ 19:32:15 hello zmnszctzs do you listen to any message 19:32:15 Hey zmnszctzs 19:32:23 pretty self-centered, that bot :D 19:32:24 -!- sp3tt has joined. 19:32:25 $$ 19:32:26 zmnszctzs 19:32:29 hahaha 19:32:31 zmnszctzs 19:32:36 oklopol: 19:32:37 that was a 15 min python project, i did punctuation removing rather badly 19:32:38 it's floody, so 19:32:42 zmnszctzs flowers are lovely 19:32:43 restart it and put it in #esoteric-blah 19:32:50 -!- zmnszctzs has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 19:32:53 i shall 19:32:58 hmm, seems i'm not there 19:33:00 i thought i was 19:38:00 -!- puzzlet_ has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 19:39:04 -!- puzzlet has joined. 19:45:09 -!- ST47 has joined. 19:45:20 * ST47 advises ehird` that he is most flowery 19:45:22 -!- ST47 has left (?). 19:50:51 -!- RodgerTheGreat has quit. 20:13:16 (8:22:47 PM) zmnszctzs: perhaps he will end up sentences 20:13:16 (8:22:57 PM) zmnszctzs: ok know grammar hes the earth and im lazy guy 20:13:19 that actually made some sense 20:13:20 crazy 20:14:04 -!- puzzlet_ has joined. 20:18:33 it said a pretty coherent thing in finnish earlier, but i lost it in the logs :P 20:18:49 i don't feel like reading 5000 lines of bot flood 20:20:12 hakkapelitt! 20:20:52 hakkapeliitta 20:20:59 (8:30:14 PM) zmnszctzs: one is three is six is ten 20:21:03 (8:30:39 PM) zmnszctzs: one plus seven is three 20:21:04 hakkaa pelitt = hit without a game 20:21:10 :) 20:21:17 zmnszctzs sucks at maths 20:21:20 that's one clever bot... 20:21:26 no ? 20:21:47 (8:31:36 PM) zmnszctzs: one is nine 20:21:55 i think that comes from "hakkaa plle" 20:22:08 which is like "beat over" or something 20:22:20 but i think the noun is "hakkapeliitta" 20:22:23 (8:32:10 PM) zmnszctzs: like fuzzy things and arithmetic although am zmnszctzs 20:22:27 having no idea what that means, hard to be sure ;) 20:22:34 hehe :D 20:22:44 that was actually coherent, almost 20:22:49 (8:32:29 PM) zmnszctzs: like fuzzy things 20:22:53 i thought it was a tire trademark/company 20:22:54 he really, really likes fuzzy things 20:24:12 wow, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hakkapeliitta 20:24:26 -!- puzzlet has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)). 20:24:52 oh, i did know what that meant i guess 20:25:10 O Lord, deliver us from the terrible army of the Haccapelites 20:25:14 :D 20:25:44 (8:35:26 PM) zmnszctzs: hello how are you like fuzzy things and then sing out loud 20:34:01 hey, it's quite lucid 20:34:04 it's asking basic questions 20:41:00 (22:40:24) (zmnszctzs) it filters everything except characters 20:41:01 (22:40:28) (zmnszctzs) also many times theres been a lucky guess 20:41:22 (22:40:08) (zmnszctzs) and eof is considered a conversation << was what i tried to paste... 20:51:02 -!- RedDak has joined. 20:56:01 (9:05:40 PM) zmnszctzs: enough to be word 20:56:02 (9:05:41 PM) zmnszctzs: hello nostrils and when to floop haggis you are in my code 20:56:10 (::05:48 PM) zmnszctzs: if you sell your soul for a stab at the fragment thing 20:56:14 (9:05:51 PM) zmnszctzs: but it filters everything except characters 20:57:12 i wonder if that already beats me in chess 20:57:16 heh 20:57:39 a1 to d7 hello nostrils haggis 20:58:52 sadly, you don't need much more to beat me 20:59:09 (9:07:53 PM) zmnszctzs: fucking 20:59:10 (9:08:17 PM) zmnszctzs: hello 20:59:10 (9:08:44 PM) zmnszctzs: doesnt make nostrils and inside themselves of tea 20:59:25 wow 20:59:27 it's a philosopher 20:59:28 (9:09:13 PM) zmnszctzs: i dont think it runs out of possibilities it has a mapping to train maybe you see the fragments will need to perfect that is the sentence 21:00:45 i see it has a great understanding of it's own inner workings. 21:11:35 -!- RodgerTheGreat has joined. 21:12:14 (9:21:56 PM) zmnszctzs: wise men have no sorry 21:12:20 this bot is lucid 21:19:46 (zmnszctzs) what chains to generate multiple fragments can probably just do any coffee 21:19:48 my favorite 22:06:40 oklopol: ping into #esoteric-blah 22:21:06 -!- jix has quit ("CommandQ"). 22:26:27 (10:36:15 PM) zmnszctzs: zmnszctzs make every sublist of coffee 22:26:41 (10:36:31 PM) zmnszctzs: ok oklopol restart it now or what chains 22:28:59 -!- RedDak has quit (Remote closed the connection). 22:30:08 hahaha(10:39:38 PM) zmnszctzs: or some weird cheap stuff 22:30:08 (10:39:57 PM) zmnszctzs: to floop haggis 22:31:54 (10:41:38 PM) zmnszctzs: hmm i dont wanna make nostrils 22:47:47 -!- ehird` has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 23:05:22 -!- Tritonio has joined. 23:09:04 -!- oerjan has quit ("Good night"). 23:45:54 -!- puzzlet_ has quit (Remote closed the connection). 23:45:59 -!- puzzlet has joined.