00:00:09 ah got it to work 00:03:58 -!- KingOfKarlsruhe has quit (Remote closed the connection). 00:18:17 night 00:19:24 fizzie, "de-UTF8"? 00:19:25 huh? 00:19:43 German? 00:20:07 does UTF-8 come in different flavours for different languages really!? 00:22:06 "de-" ~= "un-" 00:30:47 "de" as in "decode", in this case. 00:31:47 Although in "decode" the "de-" has the usual ~= "un-" prefix meaning. 00:33:28 http://drivey.com/DONKEYQB.BAS.html i wish i could code like this, its a whole game with graphics packed into such small space 00:33:36 "Latin prefix, “from”. 1. Meaning reversal, undoing or removing: decouple, de-ice. 2. Intensifying: denumerate. 3. Meaning from, off: detrain." 00:33:46 i used to say, blah blah bill gates can't program blah blah sucks blah 00:33:54 but then donkey.bas, just, wow 00:34:00 i couldn't write donkey.bas in that little code 00:34:02 no way 00:35:51 also even if i could write that code i couldn't write it on an 80x24 console with no fancy cross-referencing 00:48:58 'night dudes 00:49:21 -!- Mony has quit ("Ne regrettons pas le passé, ne nous préoccupons pas de l'avenir : le sage vit dans le présent."). 02:17:09 -!- danopia has quit (Connection timed out). 02:17:36 -!- danopia has joined. 03:07:22 -!- oerjan has quit ("Gooed knight"). 03:09:10 -!- Azstal has joined. 03:25:34 -!- Asztal has quit (Connection timed out). 03:56:30 So, mathematical proofs have been turned into music. 03:57:21 Each step is one note, the pitch being its depts. 03:57:24 Depth. 03:57:37 -!- Azstal has changed nick to Asztal. 04:12:37 -!- appletizer has joined. 04:12:40 -!- appletizer has left (?). 04:36:46 * bsmntbombdood goes to live with oklocod in norway 04:37:38 *bow chicka bow wow* 04:40:29 no kidding 05:16:43 -!- Asztal has quit ("@"). 05:19:38 you know that oklocod isnt in norway right? 05:19:40 hes in finland? 05:19:58 also, hands off bitch, he's mine! >O 05:27:59 To my knowledge, oklocod is not a scrawny woman with a penis. 05:49:03 -!- optbot has set topic: the entire backlog of #esoteric: http://tunes.org/~nef/logs/esoteric | que. 06:15:00 this is correct, gregor. 06:15:13 he's a beautiful finnish boy. 07:16:36 uh wut 07:16:43 oklpol is not in finland 07:16:55 he lives in oslo 07:17:12 oerjan is in finland 07:56:41 -!- Asztal has joined. 07:59:59 -!- clog has quit (ended). 08:00:00 -!- clog has joined. 08:38:25 -!- lilja has joined. 08:39:32 sometimes i just say something to know whether i'm oerjan or oklopol. we're just that similar 08:39:39 also i guess i'm not either atm 08:39:41 -!- oklocod has changed nick to oklopol. 08:44:16 -!- kt3k has joined. 08:47:22 -!- GreaseMonkey has joined. 08:54:03 oklopol i love you :) 08:54:05 you're so beautiful 08:54:07 you crazy finn 08:54:23 so you didnt answer my question! 08:56:38 what question? 09:47:30 -!- GreaseMonkey has quit ("So, how much do you love noodles?"). 10:25:44 -!- KingOfKarlsruhe has joined. 11:01:26 -!- kt3k has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 11:28:26 -!- kt3k has joined. 11:28:34 -!- Slereah_ has quit (Read error: 113 (No route to host)). 11:28:41 -!- Slereah_ has joined. 11:35:56 -!- kar8nga has joined. 11:49:03 -!- optbot has set topic: the entire backlog of #esoteric: http://tunes.org/~nef/logs/esoteric | makes sense. 12:19:21 hm 12:19:48 awesome topic 12:20:04 btw, anyone know a regex to validate an email? I needs to support all the obscure features, such as embedded and nested comments 12:20:22 perl or PCRE style regex needed 12:20:59 I don't need to extract the email in some normalised format, just find if it is valid or not :) 12:29:16 AnMaster: Dunno, but that validation is possible to do with DFA+counter... 12:37:49 http://www.regular-expressions.info/email.html claims to have a RFC 2822 -compliant one, but I'm not sure I'd (a) trust them or (b) use it. 12:40:56 I'm not sure it does comments correctly, judging from the description. 12:43:14 To do comments right, you need something more powerful than standard Regex (which is equivalent to DFA). 12:43:37 Well, Perl regex is quite far from "standard", what with the "embed code in it" features. 12:43:51 But the one quoted there is suspiciously short and simple for that. 12:46:02 Still, depending on circumstances it might make more sense to ask your local mail system whether it thinks the given address is valid, especially if you intend to actually send some mail there. Not that that's always possible. 12:48:16 hm 12:48:50 fizzie, I don't know if there will be any mail system where the code runs 12:49:15 and even if there was, I got no idea how to ask it 12:49:27 qmail? ssmtp? sendmail? postfix? 12:49:31 and various other 12:54:46 Yes, for potentially-portable code it's not really possible. 12:56:20 And of course that kind of testing would usually accept "foo" as a valid address since it often auto-expands to "foo@the.local.domain". 12:58:17 fizzie, hm yeah I only care if it is well formed, not if it is valid 13:05:10 -!- danopia has quit (Read error: 101 (Network is unreachable)). 13:05:50 -!- danopia has joined. 13:08:51 If you really want exact compliance, you might have more look just writing a parser from the RFC2822 ABNF notation, instead of trying to match that with a regex. 13:08:59 s/look/luck/, gah. 13:47:11 -!- moozilla has joined. 13:51:54 lol@psygnisfive correcting oklopol's whereabouts to bsmntbombdood 13:52:06 bsmntbombdood was having orgies with oklopol before psygnisfive even came here the first time/ 14:15:35 -!- KingOfKarlsruhe has quit (Remote closed the connection). 14:16:35 -!- kar8nga has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)). 14:23:23 -!- oerjan has joined. 14:24:19 yes i guess i'm somewhat... orgylicious? 14:45:08 I've seen a proper RFC 822 email regex, and it was definitely longer than the one of regular-expressions.info 14:45:20 it was about 20 lines or so at 80 characters wide 14:45:34 Asztal: its not valid. 14:45:38 its about 40 lines 14:45:41 and 14:45:45 it only handles nested comments 14:45:47 to i think 6 deep 14:46:11 :( 14:46:59 it's a shame, really, I like my double-quoted email addresses, but I can't use them anywhere 14:47:34 double-quoted? 14:47:56 e.g. "Real Name"@domain.com 14:48:39 hm 14:50:53 Should be possible to do a real one with Perl regexps, though; this slide has one "match balanced parentheses" example: http://perl.plover.com/yak/regex/samples/slide083.html 14:52:04 And PCRE also seems to have some support for doing recursion within a regex with syntax like "(?P>name)", which apparently will recursively match a group named (?P...). 14:52:52 The Perl one embeds Perl code in it so obviously only works with Perl, and correspondingly the (?P>name) syntax seems to be a PCRE-only extension. 14:53:42 this stuff reminds me of that "gluing things to a skateboard to make a racecar" phrase with brainfuck derivatives 14:55:15 now where did that go... 14:56:45 my attempts to google seem to only throw up people doing so physically, or something 14:57:12 ah it was "luxury car" 15:00:04 [2006-08-05 03:50:52] < RodgerTheGreat> brings to mind the old "gluing parts onto a skateboard to make a luxury car" adage. 15:00:26 it's in the Brainfuck article on the wiki 15:00:57 o 15:01:11 ko 15:01:32 oko 15:01:55 okok 15:02:04 okoko 15:02:07 kokoko 15:02:11 Whoops, the fungot ^oko command got lost when it crasheded. 15:02:11 fizzie: try it! it's so clever i wanna cry 15:02:18 Uh... 15:02:19 ^oko 15:02:24 fungot: See, it doesn't work. 15:02:24 fizzie: but i want to apply map to each list in the end 15:10:17 -!- kar8nga has joined. 15:17:44 -!- slereah has joined. 15:17:44 -!- Slereah_ has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 15:34:12 -!- slereah has quit (Read error: 113 (No route to host)). 15:55:17 -!- Ilari has quit ("Won't be back for a while..."). 15:59:37 fizzie, hm 16:00:33 Asztal, are you sure quoted emails like that are valid? 16:01:15 -!- KingOfKarlsruhe has joined. 16:02:08 AnMaster: Yes. 16:02:27 So is "Hello (world"(test\)ab"c)")@foobar.com 16:10:02 nice 16:10:13 ehird, how many MTAs handle that? 16:10:21 that's not the precise word i would have used 16:10:30 AnMaster: Beats me. 16:10:44 But the "canonical" version is "Hello (world"@foobar.com 16:10:51 hopefully all, but that is so strange, one never knows 16:10:55 hm 16:13:11 hmm, thunderbird doesn't show it properly, but it does get to me when I use it 16:13:42 TB just shows "test)" 16:18:15 Parsing is a solved problem, it's just everyone keeps forgetting the solution... 16:18:30 and it is _not_ regexes 16:18:32 -!- bsmntbombdood has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)). 16:18:56 -!- bsmntbombdood has joined. 16:22:44 -!- KingOfKarlsruhe has quit (Remote closed the connection). 16:30:28 oerjan, right, a recursive parser would work best I think 16:30:37 at least it seems like the most logical way to do it 16:40:25 -!- Slereah_ has joined. 16:41:00 -!- danopia has quit (Remote closed the connection). 16:49:33 -!- Slereah_ has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 16:58:31 -!- Slereah_ has joined. 17:04:10 -!- Mony has joined. 17:05:00 -!- slereah has joined. 17:05:04 -!- Slereah_ has quit (Read error: 113 (No route to host)). 17:06:11 plop :) 17:06:52 hai 17:07:29 Ello ello. 17:08:07 hey hey 17:08:22 * ihope convolutes psygnisfive with a sinc function 17:08:39 sinc? 17:08:44 You were broadcasting on too many frequencies, I'm afraid. 17:09:02 oerjan: sin x / x, modulo constants. 17:09:18 In the slang sense of "modulo", that is. 17:09:37 * oerjan googles 17:10:04 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/sinc, en.wiktionary.org/wiki/modulo? 17:10:17 sinc 17:10:27 I sinc so. 17:11:00 oerjan: i beat you to it 17:11:02 i beat you to it 17:11:03 ic, it really _is_ modulo constants 17:11:04 I BEAT YOU TO IT 17:11:07 * psygnisfive convolutes ihope with a sinh function 17:11:47 * oerjan convolutes ehird with absinthe 17:11:56 that's illegal :O 17:12:05 Gasp! 17:12:11 * ihope looks in his Book of Fourier Transforms 17:12:39 its not illegal 17:12:55 you just have to use special absinthe. 17:12:58 atleast in the US 17:13:17 "A revival of absinthe began in the 1990s, when countries in the European Union began to reauthorize its manufacture and sale." 17:13:19 * slereah convolutes ihope with Dirac Delta 17:13:52 Let's see, sinh is e^x - e^-x modulo a constant, so its Fourier transform is... 17:14:01 psygnisfive: yes but i am 13 17:14:06 slereah: that tickles! 17:14:06 most certainly illegal :-P 17:15:03 well, he convoluted you with absinthe 17:15:08 not .. served you absinthe 17:15:10 difference! 17:15:42 banning absinthe was silly in the first place 17:15:47 but they probably didnt know that 17:15:50 and now ehird seems to be stuck in my convolution apparatus 17:16:10 Well, the Fourier transform of e^iax is delta(omega - a) modulo a constant, so... I think the delta means psygnisfive has permanently modified me. 17:16:18 btw 17:16:26 did this inspire you earlier, oerjan: http://xkcd.com/26/? 17:18:20 thats a golden oldie XKCD right there. back when randall was a wee boy trying to be cool AND nerdy at the same time 17:20:02 i think ihope started this subject, not i 17:20:15 btw 17:20:22 did this inspire your earlier, ihope: http://xkcd.com/26/? 17:20:37 Damnit! 17:20:42 stray r! damn the luck! 17:20:56 where? 17:21:06 psygnisfive: nope. 17:21:24 hm, IWC had something similar 17:21:35 (of course i read both) 17:21:48 IWC? 17:21:57 Irregular Webcomic 17:22:05 or maybe xkcd did it twice 17:22:23 ph right 17:22:45 Irregular Webcomic is the one with the legos, isn't it? 17:22:51 http://www.irregularwebcomic.net/1640.html 17:22:58 in general, yes 17:23:03 not this one comic though 17:23:26 oh wait it was an xkcd parody 17:23:40 i dont like IRW 17:23:41 :( 17:23:42 http://www.irregularwebcomic.net/2078.html 17:24:10 "Hah! haha! That's so funny! Because like, see, Indy said they don't stop for anything, and then the nazi says that they sneer at stopping! :D" 17:24:12 No. 17:24:54 that's an in-joke, sort of 17:25:08 inside jokes shouldn't be publicized 17:25:11 you know why? 17:25:14 because they're inside jokes 17:25:22 the nazi science sneers bit 17:25:25 meaning they're only fun... inside a small group of people 17:25:43 um it's an inside joke for _that comic_ 17:26:06 right 17:27:04 oh and there is sinc too 17:32:27 so, a comic is doing a joke that is only funny if you have read the comic? 17:32:36 * SimonRC reads IW too 17:38:54 -!- ENKI-][ has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 17:44:40 -!- ENKI-][ has joined. 17:44:43 SimonRC: so, a comic is doing a joke that is only funny if you have read the comic? 17:44:44 UNHEARD OF 17:47:18 ;-) 17:49:04 -!- optbot has set topic: the entire backlog of #esoteric: http://tunes.org/~nef/logs/esoteric | More like ``all the hallucination''.. 17:49:16 yeah that must be it 17:51:16 i guess psygnisfive thinks garfield is hilarious 17:51:18 no context needed there 17:51:50 hey hey don't let it get out of hand here 17:52:10 * ehird opens hand, it gets out 17:52:36 * oerjan swats it ---## 17:52:47 stop swatting things 17:52:52 I nominate ihope for Grand Swatter. 17:53:01 * oerjan swats ehird ---## 17:53:07 you're not a thing are you? 17:53:22 yes 17:53:23 i am 17:53:26 ehird: I prefer garfield minus garfield 17:53:30 * oerjan hides the swatter before ehird can swallow it again 17:53:41 SimonRC: hmm, what about garfield minus jon 17:53:41 "again" 17:53:44 ? 17:53:45 what about garfield minus garfield and jon 17:53:48 SimonRC: I ate it before 17:53:51 when I was a snake 17:53:53 then I ate oerjan 17:53:55 then I ate myself 17:53:57 causing a singularity 17:54:01 ehird: when was this?> 17:54:05 SimonRC: a few days ago 17:54:06 it was AWESOME 17:54:13 * psygnisfive knuffelt ehird 17:54:34 knuffelt sounds like a death metal term 17:54:36 psygnisfive: ?? 17:54:39 hey, keine Verknuffeling! 17:54:43 like... knuffelt=RIP BRAINS OUT 17:54:59 *ung 17:54:59 it actually means 'hugs' XD 17:55:17 hmm 17:55:19 it has a u 17:55:21 that should be a v 17:55:30 FVCKING KNVFFELT RAMPAGE 17:55:40 if .. you're roman... 17:55:41 o.o; 17:55:50 no obviously it should be ü 17:55:57 indeed 17:56:00 The Knüffel Deäth 17:56:04 psygnisfive: no, U->V is very common among METÄLHEADS 17:56:15 i've never done such romanesque stuff. 17:56:22 FVCKING KNVFFËLT RÄMPÄGË 17:56:26 hmm 17:56:27 ¨V 17:56:28 aww 17:56:30 doesn't display 17:56:39 ¨V is the most metal of all letters, though 17:56:46 ehird: what is it?> 17:56:56 SimonRC: V with an umlaut 17:57:07 you get the REALLY METAL u-with-umlaut 17:57:08 plus 17:57:11 the REALLY METAL u->v 17:57:16 ¨V = the metalest of all characters 17:57:24 um, combining characters go after don't they? 17:57:32 u->v is not really metal. i refuse to believe this proclamation. 17:57:38 v¨ 17:57:41 nope. 17:57:46 i mean, i think they should 17:57:52 but it dinnae work 17:57:56 SimonRC: os x lets me do ¨-then-a to get ä 17:58:02 so I was following with that 17:58:13 psygnisfive: here, one citation: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=kvlt 17:58:24 [[Deriving from the word "cult", kvlt is spelled like it is in order to create a medieval vibe. 17:58:24 This is because it is used to speak positively of a metal band (particularly of the death/black metal variety) for their cult underground status. Is also applied the same way as tr00]] 17:58:24 well if metal uses umlaut to be quasi-nazi, they could clearly use V to be quasi-fascist 17:58:24 see 17:58:25 very metal. 17:58:26 -!- Mony has quit ("Ne regrettons pas le passé, ne nous préoccupons pas de l'avenir : le sage vit dans le présent."). 17:58:34 v̈ 17:58:38 there you go 17:58:47 psygnisfive: now make it uppercase 17:59:09 ehird: that's when typing. In unicode, the combining codepoint comes after 17:59:10 V̈ 17:59:12 fuck that's metal. 17:59:15 SimonRC: yah 17:59:23 SimonRC: but I was typing it ¨-then-V 17:59:24 :-P 17:59:26 KV̈LT 18:00:27 "The Berlin Interpretation" sounds much more significant than it actually is. 18:01:00 also, no:kvalt = strangled, suffocated 18:01:22 KV̈LT KV̈LT KV̈LT KV̈LT KV̈LT KV̈LT KV̈LT KV̈LT KV̈LT KV̈LT KV̈LT 18:01:22 the berlin interpretation? 18:01:23 sounds like a good band name actually 18:01:28 psygnisfive: yeah 18:01:34 whatsit? 18:01:37 also The Berlin Interpretation sounds like an awesome band name 18:01:41 it does 18:01:43 an attempt to define what a Roguelike game is 18:01:56 oh 18:02:07 "boring" 18:02:09 THE BERLIN INTERPRETATION 18:02:17 decided at the International Roguelike Development Conference 2008 18:02:27 The Berlin Interpretation The Berlin Interpretation The Berlin Interpretation The Berlin Interpretation The Berlin Interpretation The Berlin Interpretation The Berlin Interpretation The Berlin Interpretation The Berlin Interpretation The Berlin Interpretation The Berlin Interpretation The Berlin Interpretation The Berlin Interpretation The Berlin Interpretation The Berlin Interpretation The Berlin Interpretation The Berlin Interpretation The Berlin Interpretat 18:02:28 you should start a band 18:02:29 call it 18:02:33 The Berlin Interpretation 18:02:41 psygnisfive: no, i called it first. after he did 18:02:41 qed 18:02:41 and then 18:02:46 as you're playing 18:02:56 you have to approve new styles and stuff 18:03:04 no... i have an idea 18:03:09 and the song evolves by consensus 18:03:22 sort of like jazz improvisation, but by committee 18:03:26 The Berlin Interpretation should make their songs by writing a program to process a randomly generated rougelike's map 18:03:32 and turning it into a musical blueprint 18:06:42 * SimonRC goes away, but irssi is still listening. 18:07:14 Hmm, we need a SimCity-like roguelike. 18:07:29 i wanna code a simple rougelike sometime 18:07:41 ihope: Dwarf Fortress? 18:07:56 ehird: there is already a "The Rougelike" (sic) 18:08:03 I will now look up Dwarf Fortress, read about it, and say "Not at all." 18:08:03 It's about wikipedia 18:08:14 [[A roguelike game written mostly in Common Lisp, and the first version was written in 7 days. 18:08:15 The game takes a satirical approach at Wikipedia. Your character is a "rouge" admin, and you must commit as many outrageous actions as possible before you'll get forced out of Wikipedia. For each such action you'll get Rouge points. You also have Karma points, which are given for good actions and subtracted for bad actions.]] 18:08:15 ha 18:08:35 * SimonRC goes away, but irssi is still listening. 18:09:28 Probably very much like Dwarf Fortress. 18:10:06 ihope: You're meant to say "Not at all" 18:11:04 ehird: sorry, but my opinion of the game changed when I learned what it is. 18:12:21 Being able to change your mind is a sign of maturity. Not understanding others' maturity is a sign of immaturity. Therefore, I am more mature than you. :-P 18:14:00 I will now look up Dwarf Fortress, read about it, and say "Not at all." 18:14:08 ihope: Not keeping promises is a sign of immaturity. :-P{ 18:14:45 Pointing out others' immaturity is a sign of immaturity. Therefore, I'm still more mature than you. 18:14:58 ihope: But you pointed out my immaturity first, thus making you immature. 18:15:28 * oerjan proves his maturity by swatting both ihope and ehird ---## 18:15:35 * ehird feels swatted 18:15:45 STOP QUARRELING YOU KIDS 18:15:46 I nominate ihope for Grand Swatter 18:15:58 * oerjan hides the swatter again 18:16:02 How long's the nomination period? 18:16:10 ihope: 60 seconds 18:16:14 seconded 18:16:14 I vote ihope 18:16:21 I also vote ihope. 18:16:30 Tick tock tick tock 18:16:32 Wait, there are no other contenders, so you can just install me. 18:16:38 I declare an emergency and cancel the vote, due to terrorist threats 18:16:46 I swat oerjan. 18:16:47 ihope: Oh. I install ihope as Grand Swatter. 18:16:58 you don't have a swatter 18:16:59 oerjan: emergency sessions don't stop the iadop 18:17:06 oerjan: and you'll notice yours has disappeared 18:17:10 Now I swat oerjan. 18:17:10 as you are no longer Grand Swatter 18:17:11 what's an iadop 18:17:19 oerjan: agora office 18:17:22 International... something 18:17:24 An International Associate Director of Personnel, isn't it? 18:17:26 Handles the elections of other offices. 18:17:28 ihope: Yes. 18:17:31 http://www.flickr.com/explore/panda 18:17:35 Grand Swatter is by analogy to Grand Poobah. 18:17:40 Who controls the caste system. 18:17:51 You can get personnel pizzas at my school. 18:18:58 haha 18:19:05 "I hope you can get personal pizzas at my school" 18:19:26 * ihope swats psygnisfive 18:19:30 *moans* 18:19:35 you can get them at stony brook 18:19:45 I don't think the personnel pizzas contain any personnel. 18:20:01 infact, you can get them every day at the cafe outside my building 18:20:03 unfortunately, they suck 18:20:10 only _ex-personnel_ 18:20:26 -!- Hiato has joined. 18:21:10 my school cooks live personnel into their pizzas 18:21:33 you can feel them wiggling and squirming as you swallow them 18:21:51 I totally failed to parsed that first sentence 18:22:00 very tiny personnel or very big pizzas? 18:22:00 Are they animal or vegetable people? 18:22:01 (and failed to grammared) 18:22:05 oh, fucking wonderful. one of those rickroll sites that resize your browser and bat it around the screen. 18:22:09 how hilarious. 18:22:17 ha. 18:22:18 ha. 18:22:19 ha. 18:22:20 I hear that you can slice up vegetables and they'll still be alive. 18:22:26 this is true 18:22:27 Also, lol. 18:22:39 ive been tempted to swallow a fish live. :o 18:22:44 a small one 18:22:45 totally the most hilarious thing ever guys right 18:22:47 like.. a goldfish or something 18:22:51 right 18:22:56 i agree ehird 18:22:59 highlarious 18:23:02 Roflolmgz. 18:23:03 yea 18:23:04 its like 18:23:07 on the scale of hilarious 18:23:10 it's 2006/10 18:23:18 fuckin' a 18:23:23 ah before the last decadence 18:23:32 "fuckin' a" is a very long island thing to say 18:23:44 It has a z-score of 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,etc,000,000. 18:23:49 ehird is british afaik 18:23:53 i am 18:23:55 he is 18:24:01 * ihope walks away, chanting BBBBBBBBBBBBBB 18:26:10 shouldn't that be BRBRBRBRBRB 18:28:02 No. 18:28:44 * ihope does a Google search for 'esoteric bbbbbbbbbbbbbb' 18:29:15 Now taking bets on how many results I got. 18:29:19 0 18:29:24 hmm 18:29:25 actually 18:29:26 14 18:29:27 about 23 18:30:42 not one relevant 18:30:48 -!- Hiato has quit ("Leaving."). 18:30:53 ihope: who was right 18:31:02 ok _maybe_ the first 18:31:26 ehird is disqualified as he clearly googled himself before betting 18:31:34 i didn't 18:32:23 *by himself 18:53:10 -!- KingOfKarlsruhe has joined. 19:01:03 -!- LinuS has joined. 19:59:53 -!- kt3k has quit ("CHOCOA"). 20:12:02 -!- ENKI-][ has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 20:13:43 -!- oerjan has quit ("leaving"). 20:14:08 -!- hakware has joined. 20:15:04 -!- hakware has changed nick to ENKI-][. 21:17:43 -!- Slereah_ has joined. 21:17:43 -!- slereah has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 21:31:17 -!- lilja has quit ("KVIrc 3.2.0 'Realia'"). 21:42:47 -!- moozilla has quit (Connection timed out). 21:49:52 -!- kar8nga has left (?). 22:06:48 Huh is there really no way to translate "lagom" to a single English word 22:06:57 weird 22:07:21 -!- LinuS has quit ("Puzzi. S, parlo proprio con te. Puzzi."). 22:08:19 that's like the most well-known untranslatable swedish word though 22:08:39 olsner, well Norwegian apparently has it... 22:08:52 and I guess maybe Danish 22:09:02 but apart from that seems no one else does 22:09:04 weird 22:09:19 olsner, after all it is such a useful word 22:09:23 um 22:09:25 what does it mean 22:09:34 ehird, well... That is hard to describe 22:09:52 :D 22:09:53 like "average, sufficient" but with a positive meaning. Like "the golden mean" or such 22:10:00 ah 22:10:10 ehird, but that is inexact too 22:10:19 guys 22:10:20 AnMaster: how about 'just right'? 22:10:21 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lagom (!) 22:10:22 as two words 22:10:28 ehird, hm not exactly no 22:10:35 but kind of close 22:10:59 post correspondence problem 22:10:59 I think the "Other languages" there is incorrect 22:11:02 why is it undecidable? 22:11:09 "passeli" sounds like Finish to me 22:11:11 not Norwegian 22:11:19 it seems decidable in at most N! time 22:11:20 not 100% sure thougj 22:11:22 though* 22:11:33 psygnisfive, doesn't wikipedia have some page about it? 22:11:41 I guess 'passeli' ~= 'passlig' or something in swedish 22:11:42 I'm pretty sure I read that before 22:11:49 AnMaster: [[Often used as answer to the question "how are you?".]] 22:11:51 olsner, well hm 22:11:54 "How are you?" "Just right" 22:11:54 yeah but it doesnt make any sense that its undecidable 22:11:57 would seem to make sense 22:12:02 ehird, lagom can't be used like that 22:12:12 AnMaster: well in norweigan it can 22:12:14 says wp 22:12:19 i mean, you have a finite number of pairs and you can only use one pair once, right? 22:12:37 err 22:12:58 oh no you cant 22:13:02 you can use them more than once 22:13:09 ok nevermind i misread the description of the problem 22:14:24 ehird, It would sound bloody strange to use it for "How are you?". The standard answer is like in English 22:14:31 AnMaster: "Lagom" ("lagum, lugum") also exists in Norwegian and is accepted in both Bokmål and Nynorsk. The connotations in Norwegian, however, are somewhat different from Swedish. In Norwegian the word has synonyms as "fitting, suitable, comfortable, nice, decent, well built/proportioned". While some synonyms are somewhat similar in meaning (e.g. "suitable" and "reasonable", "fitting" and "in balance"), many present in Swedish don't seem to exist in Norwegia 22:14:37 ("well, how are you") 22:14:37 when did that get cut off 22:14:58 "to exist in Norwegi" 22:15:11 an and vice versa. A closer equivalent in terms of denotation/connotation is the Norwegian word "passe" ("passende, passelig", see Jante Law), which translates more or less as "fitting, adequate, suitable" in English. The concept of 'lagom' is similar to Russian expression 'normal'no' (нормально, literally normally, note that 'normality' doesn't mean being too good or too rich), which indicates sufficient and sustainable state of, e.g., one's liveliho 22:15:15 did that get through 22:15:15 " one's livelih" 22:15:18 ehird, if you're gonna talk about languages, you might want to come over to #isharia on sorcery.net 22:15:22 ood. Often used as answer to the question "how are you?". 22:15:32 psygnisfive: i'm just copypasting from wikipedia 22:15:33 lots of people i think would enjoy talking about these things with you guys 22:15:36 ehird, get a client that splits :P 22:15:42 AnMaster: laaaazy 22:16:08 but fine, random channels are cool to me 22:16:20 speaking of which why did I leave #vjn? 22:16:30 swedish people talking in broken english like 'pretty an cool' 22:16:33 and going okokokokoko all the time 22:16:37 whats not to like 22:16:37 er 22:16:38 finnish 22:16:41 ehird, it wouldn't work to answer "How are you" in Swedish, that was all I was saying 22:16:42 please don't smite me for that typo oklopol 22:16:51 swedish people talking in broken english like 'pretty an cool' <-- err no? 22:16:57 AnMaster: i said finnish 22:17:01 and that's what people do in #vjn 22:17:05 'kinda an cool thing :)' 22:17:06 ah 22:17:10 ah 22:17:11 right 22:17:13 i have a suspicion it is on purpose. 22:17:48 psygnisfive: oh this is gold, irc.sorcery.net forward me to NOMAD.SORCERY.NET 22:17:50 too perfect 22:17:52 ehird, you mean to make others believe they aren't as good at English thus tricking their opponent? 22:17:54 or what? 22:17:59 AnMaster: i just think they're batshit insane 22:18:01 hahahahaha 22:18:02 ehird :) 22:18:06 ehird, haha 22:18:36 ehird, what was the operations of a nomad now again? 22:18:38 i mean that seals the deal doesnt it? 22:18:40 i can never leave now 22:18:47 AnMaster: i'd have to look it up in the logs 22:18:58 ehird, right then how do they differ from monads? 22:19:07 apart from spelling 22:19:09 AnMaster: I turned 'a' into 'm a' and 'm a' into 'a' 22:19:14 making them entirely useless :P 22:19:29 ehird, eh? 22:19:31 m a? 22:19:37 AnMaster: in the type signatures 22:19:48 ehird, I don't yet know haskell :P 22:19:58 AnMaster: you asked 22:20:02 ehird, right then how do they differ from monads? 22:20:10 ehird, right. I expected something understandable 22:20:16 pfffffffffffffffffffft 22:20:17 me 22:20:19 understandable 22:20:20 as IF 22:20:25 ehird, btw is there any good online resource for learning haskell? 22:20:25 :) 22:20:30 AnMaster: yah. yaht 22:20:35 * AnMaster googles 22:20:42 AnMaster: 22:20:43 http://www.cs.utah.edu/~hal/docs/daume02yaht.pdf 22:20:47 or 22:20:47 http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Haskell/YAHT 22:20:49 pick your poison 22:21:02 why did you say poison? 22:21:05 once you've read that and turned into a phd-holding, banana eating computer scientist 22:21:08 read http://www.realworldhaskell.org/ 22:21:13 to learn how to actually write real programs 22:21:15 AnMaster: its an idiom 22:21:18 Don't do it AnMaster! 22:21:22 Come to Scheme! 22:21:27 Love the parenthesis! 22:21:31 scheeeeeeeeeeeeme 22:21:38 Slereah_, I do like many of the ideas with scheme 22:21:38 Slereah_: Purely functional BITCH 22:21:39 but 22:21:52 until I can write *portable* *non trivial* scheme programs 22:21:55 ... 22:22:05 and everyone seem to dislike r6rs 22:22:10 ehird : Haskell isn't purely functional 22:22:14 Slereah_: Yes it is. 22:22:28 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nomad_(disambiguation) 22:22:29 AnMaster: Well... Haskell programs aren't too portable either 22:22:32 see the last entry 22:22:33 GHC extensions are really useful, mostly. 22:22:38 nomads! 22:22:46 Asztal: hahah 22:22:47 ehird, hm But I assume it is possible to write portable ones? 22:22:48 no nads 22:22:49 someone with my sense of humour! 22:22:53 AnMaster: Yeah... but... not very desirable 22:22:57 ehird, also what about REPL? does Haskell have that 22:23:00 it is very very useful 22:23:02 when programming 22:23:03 yes... 22:23:03 "For Haskell Nomads, see Monad (functional programming)." 22:23:04 ghci 22:23:05 ehird 22:23:06 or hugs 22:23:06 but 22:23:07 did you do that? 22:23:07 use ghc 22:23:08 not hugs 22:23:09 psygnisfive: no 22:23:21 uh huh 22:23:25 ouch 22:23:34 psygnisfive, check page history 22:23:39 i didnt add it 22:23:44 to find who 22:23:49 i am 22:23:53 ehird, indeed, I was just wondering who it could have been 22:23:55 also, http://sovietrussia.org/code/src/11983479293370831.jpg 22:24:10 Asztal: Lmao. 22:24:16 it was /prog/ from 4chan :( 22:24:19 Today is Soviet Sunday 22:24:37 Does /prog/ exist? 22:24:37 um 22:24:41 Slereah_: yes 22:24:42 I can't remember such a thing 22:24:52 There's /g/ 22:25:05 91.76.120.112! 22:26:47 blergh out of paper 22:26:58 so can't print that tutorial now 22:27:03 anyway 192 pages 22:27:04 way too much 22:27:11 will read on screen sigh 22:29:31 ehird, anyway don't me expect it to read it right now, but thanks a lot for that link 22:29:44 will be hugely useful 22:29:55 -!- KingOfKarlsruhe has quit (Remote closed the connection). 22:33:41 High on my list to learn of languages: Scheme (started, I understand the basics, but call/cc and macros cause headache still), Haskell, Ocaml 22:33:44 -!- psygnisfive has quit ("http://www.mibbit.com ajax IRC Client"). 22:33:51 ehird, anything you object to in that? :) 22:34:04 (also I need to code more scheme to really learn it) 22:34:15 AnMaster: call/cc is fun 22:34:28 ehird, sure, but it is hard to think about 22:34:40 at least to begin with 22:35:53 -!- psygnisfive has joined. 22:36:03 *sigh* 22:36:06 continually, this happens 22:36:38 i inevitably forget im using mibbit and try to close a tab and end up closing the whole app 22:36:40 >.< 22:36:56 psygnisfive, why use that thing then? 22:37:02 what is wrong with a real client 22:37:13 my school blocks all message-related stuff from a proper IRC app 22:37:18 ah 22:37:19 so i can log onto a server 22:37:20 join rooms 22:37:21 and so on 22:37:24 but i cant send messages 22:37:25 huh 22:37:32 psygnisfive, that is bloody strange 22:37:34 and i have no clue how to get around it 22:37:38 very strange blocking 22:37:42 why not just block the port 22:37:43 very strange indeed 22:37:49 i figure they do 22:38:05 psygnisfive, tunneling? ssl? 22:38:05 i just am guessing that server connection stuff is not the same as messaging stuff 22:38:10 freenode doesn't have ssl 22:38:14 psygnisfive, err it is 22:38:15 if i knew how to do those things i'd try them. 22:38:20 JOIN #channel 22:38:25 PRIVMSG #channel :message 22:38:28 what? 22:38:31 examples 22:38:35 of irc protocol 22:38:41 right but i mean tunnelling 22:38:45 i dont know how to do tunneling 22:38:50 psygnisfive, to computer at home 22:38:55 ssh to your computer at home 22:39:07 then use some console client there 22:39:25 ooh yes i can do that im sure 22:39:31 i have my mac mini running right now in fact 22:39:53 psygnisfive, if you remembered to open the port 22:39:54 and such 22:39:57 well 22:40:06 i can connect to it any time i need so long as its on 22:40:13 psygnisfive, what about firewalls 22:40:18 and is ssh really running 22:40:18 i have ichat set up to autoaccept screensharing from me :p 22:40:19 and so on 22:40:27 err 22:40:29 whatever 22:40:30 i just need to figure out the tunneling thing 22:40:39 psygnisfive, ssh command line option 22:40:41 for tunneling 22:40:48 read man page :) 22:40:51 :P 22:40:53 it lets you forward some ports 22:42:19 ehird, a question about ghci 22:42:30 what. 22:42:36 can it do everything that haskell code written in a file can? 22:42:38 like in LISP 22:42:42 or schem 22:42:42 no 22:42:44 well 22:42:45 yes 22:42:48 but not the same syntax 22:42:53 AnMaster: everything in a REPL is in a do block 22:42:56 do { ... } 22:43:01 thats why 'let x = y' instead of 'x = y' 22:43:04 can you define data types too? 22:43:06 also things like import is ':module' 22:43:09 Asztal: no 22:43:10 ah so it is more like erlang's REPL then, some stuff have special syntax 22:43:50 while the scheme REPL seems to be completely equivalent to a scheme file 22:43:55 in syntax and capability 22:44:01 and that is a feature I really really like 22:44:34 -!- oerjan has joined. 22:45:56 AnMaster: haskell doesnt work like that. 22:46:16 if it was file-based, you couldn't do anything but import, and define 22:46:27 do { ... } is what lets you use IO stuff and such 22:46:32 hm 22:46:35 ok ssh is on :D 22:46:40 now to just figure out port forwarding 22:46:46 psygnisfive, man page or google 22:47:12 will do 22:48:19 what port is SSH? 22:49:11 ah 22:49:11 22 22:51:06 alright 22:51:08 SSHed in 22:51:09 :D 22:51:27 thank you, anmaster. if this works, i'll .. uh .. give you free blowjobs for life. or something. 22:51:45 psygnisfive, I'm not homosexual 22:52:02 psygnisfive, anyway you need to *give a command line option when you ssh* 22:52:04 as I said 22:52:06 AnMaster: the first step is admitting you have a problem! 22:52:23 psygnisfive, I don't remember the exact syntax. I rarely use it 22:52:32 but I have used it a few times 22:52:37 ehird, ? 22:52:55 ok. so i have to SSH in USING port forwarding in the ssh command? 22:53:07 also, ehird: how do you start applications in terminal? 22:53:15 open -a Appname 22:53:21 psygnisfive, iirc you did something like: ssh user@host -A 7777 -B foo:12387 22:53:22 open file 22:53:25 open -a Appname file 22:53:27 don't remember names for A and B 22:53:39 L was one maybe 22:53:51 -L [bind_address:]port:host:hostport 22:53:54 ahh ok. open. 22:53:55 psygnisfive, from man page :) 22:54:04 i was trying run 22:54:06 psygnisfive, how hard was that! 22:54:08 i should learn bash 22:54:19 psygnisfive, open isn't bash, it is Mac OS X specific program 22:54:26 it is not universal in any way 22:54:26 thank you anmaster, i wasnt asking for the precise command :P 22:54:42 i was asking ehird about running a program for separate reasons 22:54:56 psygnisfive, if you think "open" is bash then you are wrong :P 22:54:57 also 22:55:00 it is easy to run 22:55:02 you just type 22:55:05 HE DIDN'T THINK THT 22:55:05 /bin/programname 22:55:06 fsdfl;ksdf;sdfl 22:55:06 dfg 22:55:08 ' 22:55:13 er 22:55:14 or just 22:55:15 or whatever 22:55:16 'programname' 22:55:16 yknow. 22:55:21 ehird, if it is in PATH yes 22:55:25 or ./foo 22:55:28 christ you do just stop 22:55:29 jesus 22:55:33 ehird, why does OS X need an "open"? 22:55:39 seems... odd? 22:55:46 OS X programs are not bin files 22:56:01 AnMaster: because /Applications/Foo.app/ is a directory 22:56:07 "bundles" are directories appearing as files in os x 22:56:11 so instead of unreadable tars or whatever 22:56:13 they're just dirs 22:56:18 that you can double click 22:56:19 essentially 22:56:19 unreadable tars? 22:56:22 same for tons of other things 22:56:24 ehird, no they are *.dmg 22:56:28 ... 22:56:29 AnMaster: shut up 22:56:31 that seems to be a closed format 22:56:32 ehird ehird ehird 22:56:33 stop it 22:56:37 he wont get it 22:56:38 what? why? 22:56:39 AnMaster: stupidest thing said all day 22:56:40 ::hug:: i understand you dont worry 22:56:44 *.dmg is a disk image 22:56:56 and i'm not going to continue because no matter what i say you'll find a way to blab about how terrible os x is 22:56:59 ehird, 1) tar is for installation archive, 2) dmg is for installation archive 22:56:59 so its completely unproductive 22:57:03 so you can just stay in the dark 22:57:08 ehird, there are no tars for installed apps 22:57:11 on linux 22:57:12 kay, thanks, bye 22:57:12 or so 22:57:14 so why 22:57:16 "unreadable tars" 22:57:18 tell me why 22:57:28 AnMaster: HELLO! I BELIEVED YOU MISSED THE PART WHERE I SAID I'M NOT GOING TO TALK 22:57:38 just because you are wrong heh 22:57:40 :) 22:57:49 I love that you are such a bad looser 22:58:24 wrong? 22:58:25 no 22:58:26 and yes I know about bundles. But what has tar got to do with that? 22:58:27 nothing 22:58:29 just that talking to you is the most annoying fucking thing ever 22:58:37 because you're the most irritating person on the planet 22:58:40 tar.gz or such is more like .dmg 22:58:46 because you hate OS X in any possible way you can 22:58:49 ehird, the issue is you mentioning .tar.gz 22:58:55 AnMaster: the issue is shut the fuck up 22:59:05 ehird, what the heck has tar files got to do with anything? 22:59:13 /ignore AnMaster 22:59:17 ah, that's better 22:59:24 psygnisfive, can you explain then? 22:59:47 psygnisfive, there got to be some logic behind it 22:59:53 also following ehird's tradition 22:59:56 "passeli" sounds like Finish to me 23:00:05 ehird is there any way to send commands as another user through SSH if i havent previously set up that user as an SSH user? 23:00:07 i corrected it 23:00:08 ^echo ehird, what the heck has tar files got to do with anything? 23:00:08 ehird, what the heck has tar files got to do with anything? ehird, what the heck has tar files got to do with anything? 23:00:14 /ignore fungot 23:00:15 ehird: a former friend lives, their door had my surname written on it 23:00:17 like.. can i change the SSH prefs if im logged in as an administrator? 23:00:24 ehird, you are an hypocrite 23:00:26 ^echo ehird, you are an hypocrite 23:00:27 ehird, you are an hypocrite ehird, you are an hypocrite 23:00:30 psygnisfive: uh 23:00:30 yes 23:00:31 sudo 23:00:33 :-P 23:00:37 sudo -u user ...command... 23:00:40 oh ok 23:00:45 i did sudo user 23:00:46 -!- AnMaster has set topic: the entire backlog of #esoteric: http://tunes.org/~nef/logs/esoteric | ehird, you are an hypocrite. You did the exact same thing a few days ago. 23:00:49 i really need to learn bash :D 23:00:49 there 23:00:56 AnMaster: I know I did - and it irritated you, but its just amusing me 23:01:02 I can trivially ignore the topic. 23:01:08 optbot! 23:01:10 -!- optbot has set topic: the entire backlog of #esoteric: http://tunes.org/~nef/logs/esoteric | ignore that rant. 23:01:17 optbot! 23:01:19 -!- optbot has set topic: the entire backlog of #esoteric: http://tunes.org/~nef/logs/esoteric | yes. 23:01:24 optbot is wise beyond measure 23:01:26 oerjan: ??? 23:01:41 oerjan, the issue is ehird refuse to explain himself when he said something wrong 23:01:44 oerjan, don't you agree? 23:01:51 tars have nothing to do with the issue mentioned 23:01:56 in fact bundles are a good idea 23:02:01 they are not not related to tars 23:02:02 ^echo AUM 23:02:03 AUM AUM 23:02:13 and ehird will never know I like the idea of bundles 23:02:21 since he ignore me 23:02:27 oh well 23:02:50 -!- AnMaster has set topic: the entire backlog of #esoteric: http://tunes.org/~nef/logs/esoteric | I actually think bundles are a good idea. I just don't see what they have to do with *.tar. 23:03:48 oerjan, would you please tell ehird to read topic :) I think he may change his point of view if he does 23:04:12 dobbeltmoral er dobbelt så bra som vanlig moral... 23:04:24 oerjan, I'm not sure I would agree :P 23:04:33 psygnisfive: is AnMaster whining about how immature i am 23:04:42 no I'm not 23:04:54 AnMaster: you agree with your actions :/ 23:05:08 oerjan, hm? How do you mean? 23:05:32 oh no, i just dragged myself into this mess 23:05:35 i dont know ehird 23:05:38 im not paying attention 23:05:43 psygnisfive, I'm not btw 23:05:44 * oerjan goes hiding under a rock 23:06:03 psygnisfive, I was even agreeing bundles are a good idea. 23:06:05 Oh, and "passeli" is in fact Finnish. 23:06:06 read the topic 23:06:07 AYEEH! SNAKES! 23:06:16 fizzie, you should update the wikipedia pag then :) 23:06:19 fizzie: i noticed when i googled 23:06:25 page* 23:06:28 fizzie, the one for "lagom" 23:06:29 AnMaster: i already did 23:06:32 ah right 23:06:59 haha! brilliant 23:07:00 although the g _is_ silent 23:07:02 i love you ehird 23:07:08 that's nice 23:07:21 oerjan, which g? 23:07:23 gooled? 23:07:24 wtf 23:07:39 in "passelig" 23:07:44 ah 23:07:52 "Passeli" is also a "TV-shop" advertised program for handling something accounting-related, never been quite sure what. 23:08:09 fizzie, hm 23:09:15 psygnisfive, are you too ignoring me for no reason whatsoever? 23:09:21 no 23:09:24 psygnisfive, and did you get ssh thing to work? 23:09:24 im busy trying to get this shit working 23:09:25 :P 23:09:40 In Finnish 'passeli' is a bit colloquial, though. 23:09:44 i accidentally killed my ichat connection so i had no way to control anything visually 23:09:50 so i couldn't configure my router and stuff 23:09:51 psygnisfive, well thanks, just to inform you: I like the idea of bundles. I just don't see how they are related to *.tar 23:10:11 so i had to figure out how to ssh and get it working so that i could start ichat again 23:10:13 and so on 23:10:13 fizzie: it still has more google hits than "passelig". granted, that would also include misspellings of the latter. 23:10:17 and i figured out how. :) 23:10:23 ok now to just figure out the port forwarding for IRC 23:10:27 psygnisfive, so could you enlighten me on what ehird meant with that? 23:10:56 psygnisfive, because he refuse to answer 23:11:00 i want paying attentiont to that dude 23:11:03 brb 23:11:08 psygnisfive, well. 23:11:37 psygnisfive, you owe me a favour if this works. You said that yourself :P 23:12:16 no 23:12:16 oerjan: The two first hits in Google-search "passeli" with language=Finnish are related to that program; the next two are names of shops; the fifth one is using "passeli" in the sv:lagom sense. 23:12:20 i said i'd give you blowjobs 23:12:20 :P 23:12:32 psygnisfive, something like: -L 1234:irc.freenode.net:6667 23:12:40 then connect to 1234 on localhost 23:12:44 I think that should work 23:12:46 not 100% sure 23:13:30 heh 23:14:03 psygnisfive, well do me one favour then, Ask ehird to read the topic 23:14:23 ehird anmaster wants you to read the topic. 23:14:29 i refuse 23:14:30 thanks 23:14:34 psygnisfive, it is very important 23:14:36 and 23:14:39 he will unignore me 23:14:41 if he does 23:14:42 I bet 23:14:50 ood. Often used as answer to the question "how are you?". 23:14:52 -!- psygnisf_ has joined. 23:14:57 -!- psygnisf_ has left (?). 23:15:21 psygnisfive, looks like it worked ^ 23:15:24 "sånn passe" can be use for that too, although it's more negative, essentially "so so" 23:15:54 no 23:15:55 *used 23:15:58 psygnisfive, or maybe not, looks like you connected from *.edu 23:16:07 psygnisfive, so you actually didn't use the forwarded port 23:16:11 yeah, the client autoconnected 23:16:14 when i started it 23:16:43 ok so on my local machine 23:16:53 SSH into my remote machine with -L ~ ... yes? 23:16:54 psygnisfive, http://rafb.net/p/MF57LR46.html 23:16:58 from the man page 23:17:58 right 23:19:32 -!- psygnisf_ has joined. 23:19:43 damn. 23:19:52 psygnisfive, what? 23:19:54 hi psygnisf_ 23:19:59 it didnt forward 23:20:04 psygnisf_, that one is connected using direct connection 23:20:11 you are connecting wrong 23:20:15 psygnisf_, try using netcat 23:20:21 to the forwarded port 23:20:29 i need to figure out how to specify the outport on this damn client 23:20:55 psygnisf_, you need to connect to *localhost* using the first argument of -L 23:21:01 so 1234 in my example 23:21:11 oh, wait 23:21:11 you don't want "irc.freenode.net" anywhere 23:21:13 in that 23:21:21 on in the server connect in the irc app? 23:21:21 ok 23:21:29 psygnisf_, in the irc app 23:21:40 you want to connect to localhost:1234 in my example 23:21:47 and for ssh something like -L 1234:irc.freenode.net:6667 23:21:57 -!- psygnis__ has joined. 23:21:59 bitches 23:22:01 HAH 23:22:03 there 23:22:09 -!- psygnisfive has quit ("http://www.mibbit.com ajax IRC Client"). 23:22:11 psygnis__: Bitches don't know 'bout mah IRC forwarding 23:22:16 hahaha 23:22:19 -!- psygnis__ has changed nick to psygnisfive. 23:22:19 psygnis__, now tell ehird to really really read the topic 23:22:21 please 23:22:25 it is very important 23:23:02 psygnisf_, or just post this line: "AnMaster says he thinks bundles are a _good_ idea. He just don't see what they have to do with *.tar" 23:23:03 uh 23:23:07 psygnisf_, please 23:23:12 ehird, read topic? 23:23:14 anyway 23:23:30 now how can i get my remote machine to port forward to multiple places XD 23:23:33 i am not going to read the topic. 23:23:47 psygnisfive, just post what I said then 23:23:47 "AnMaster says he thinks bundles are a _good_ idea. He just don't see what they have to do with *.tar" 23:23:59 oerjan, thanks 23:24:11 so saying I hate everything about OS X is plain wrong 23:24:16 it does have some good ideas 23:25:01 oerjan: tell him he's pathetic for hiring slave labor to try and talk to me, please 23:25:07 and don't point out the irony in that 23:25:11 so he didn't even read it? 23:25:12 sigh 23:25:17 how silly he is now 23:25:34 i love you guys 23:25:41 you got my my IRC back 23:25:43 :) 23:25:48 * oerjan swats both ehird and AnMaster ----### 23:26:08 psygnisfive, you see that ehird is silly now? 23:26:15 oerjan, oh tell ehird he is a hypocrite then 23:26:16 * oerjan also swats psygnisfive on the suspicion he'll like it ----### 23:26:20 since he did the same just a few days ago 23:26:22 ehird's always been silly 23:26:26 * psygnisfive likes it 23:26:44 psygnisfive, you got one client too many 23:26:46 psygnisf_, 23:27:05 it'll die eventually dont worry 23:27:11 its not connected. 23:27:14 its just the server being wonky. 23:29:43 lalala 23:29:50 mimimimi 23:30:17 psygnisfive, conjecture: channel activity will go down when ehird ignores and I go to sleep 23:30:19 night all 23:30:24 night 23:30:28 ehird 23:30:31 anmaster is going to sleep 23:30:39 cool. 23:30:50 maybe 23:30:57 your highlight made me turn backl 23:31:00 back* 23:33:22 so if we keep mentioning AnMaster all night he won't get any sleep? 23:33:36 awesome 23:33:37 oerjan, wrong, I got a threshold 23:33:49 aww 23:33:58 ok so youll be up all night 23:34:00 oerjan, + a good book to read 23:34:01 until you fall asleep 23:34:03 at your computer 23:34:07 psygnisfive, no 23:34:24 I will fall asleep reading this last fantasy book on over 760 pages 23:34:25 "1001 ways of annoying teenagers" 23:34:49 oerjan, that is what ehird read obviously yeah 23:35:02 oh you're a teenager too? figures. 23:35:05 Way 1: Mention their age. Works especially well if they're 13, and live in the UK. 23:35:19 oerjan, hm ehird is yes 23:35:26 anmaster 23:35:30 what were you asking about the other day 23:35:32 oerjan, and "almost 19" doesn't really count 23:35:36 about the language thing i was talking about? 23:35:43 what were you asking for? 23:35:47 psygnisfive, the "or" one? 23:35:51 yeah 23:36:01 psygnisfive, "make a language based on it" 23:36:05 oh 23:36:05 programming language 23:36:06 eigh_teen_, nine_teen_, what's not to count about that 23:36:08 i'd like to 23:36:12 it'd be interesting 23:36:34 psygnisf_, it should also have first class functions 23:36:36 I think 23:36:43 no. 23:36:45 if possible make it functional 23:36:47 no? 23:36:52 it should have first function classes 23:36:55 im not psygnisf_! 23:36:57 im psygnisfive! 23:37:11 psygnisf_, hits firsts on psy 23:37:17 but yes, it'd have first class functions 23:37:19 so disconnect that client 23:37:25 that client IS disconnected dude 23:37:28 -!- psygnisf_ has quit (Connection timed out). 23:37:32 see? 23:37:32 now it is 23:37:36 i didnt do anything just then 23:37:43 right 23:37:52 the freenode server just realized it wasn't getting a connection 23:37:57 psygnisfive, so now tab will work 23:38:00 then it is fine 23:38:03 :P 23:38:29 i wonder how a scope indicator would work tho.. 23:38:30 i mean 23:38:31 man 23:38:34 it'd be crazy 23:38:37 "first function classes" is not entirely devoid of google hits 23:38:43 oerjan, btw the book I'm reading is called "Brisinger", a name that already sounds like fantasy doesn't it 23:38:46 try singular, oerjan 23:39:00 psygnisfive: i said there were hits 23:39:12 yeah but i mean try singular 23:39:16 you'd probably get lots more 23:39:34 magic, dragon, swords, improbable geologic and climate, (who would put a forest right next to a desert like that... on the map on the inside of the cover) 23:39:39 ooh no you get less 23:39:42 which makes no sense 23:39:44 and really the areodynamics for dragons make no sense 23:39:50 well that got 10 23:39:58 since "first function class" is a subset of "first function classes" 23:40:04 as opposed to 4 23:40:13 oh oh you were doing in quotations i see 23:40:14 yeah 23:41:15 Brisinger und brisinger 23:41:25 oerjan, hm? just google 23:41:27 so 23:41:27 hm 23:41:32 lets talk about something esoteric 23:41:36 the first two books were actually quite good 23:41:41 and now I'm really heading to bed 23:41:41 i did 23:41:42 night 23:41:46 i nominate quantifier scope indicators 23:42:14 i quantify indicator scope nominations 23:42:22 jews 23:42:28 jaws 23:42:44 juice 23:42:53 joyce 23:43:00 joyce 23:43:01 omg 23:43:02 ugh 23:43:04 hate him 23:43:32 riverrun, past Eve and Adam’s, from swerve of shore to bend of bay, brings us by a commodius vicus of recirculation back to Howth Castle and Environs. 23:43:53 Three quarks for Muster Mark! 23:45:09 and that's just about what i know of Finnegan'?s Wake 23:46:28 also, jays 23:46:32 jews 23:46:47 oh noes a cycle 23:46:52 we are trapped 23:47:25 what the heck were quantifier scope indicators anyway? 23:48:03 my mague vemory tries to trigger 23:48:37 and is there a connection to delimited continuations? 23:49:04 -!- optbot has set topic: the entire backlog of #esoteric: http://tunes.org/~nef/logs/esoteric | but you flew around and tried to hit the other guy. 23:49:17 i did NOT 23:49:26 he just blew into my path 23:49:57 Brains.. 23:50:48 Livers.. 23:51:33 That little thing at the back of the mouth which no one remembers the name of.. 23:52:05 Uvula. 23:52:09 what exactly does optbot use to generate topics? 23:52:10 Asztal: X-D 23:52:27 the famous X-D program 23:52:33 It uses a guy who's laughing because his eyes are doing something that's topologically impossible. 23:52:40 I assumed it was getting the longest common substring of recent messages, or something :) 23:52:41 ihope: how did she get in there? 23:52:42 Eyes do not intersect. 23:52:52 Asztal: nah 23:52:55 Asztal: random sentence from the entire backlog 23:52:58 oerjan: how did Uvula get into the back of the mouth? 23:53:02 from late 2002 - before optbot was put online 23:53:02 ehird: /\ 23:53:04 yeah 23:53:06 You ate her. :-( 23:53:11 oh. 23:53:11 late 2002 - early 2003 thx to fizzie 23:53:13 Brains.. 23:53:15 bye for today 23:53:21 i remember, she had none 23:53:35 * ihope Brains.es oerjan 23:54:05 yummy! 23:55:16 ah that explains why it's called uvular consonants 23:55:35 I didn't know there were such things as uvular consonants. 23:55:37 oh dear, and palate... 23:56:33 all this time i've been thinking those were just weird linguistic terms 23:56:42 but they're anatomical 23:56:53 i guess dental should have given me a clue 23:57:15 * oerjan checks what alveola means 23:57:15 DENTAL PLAN 23:58:01 um that doesn't fit, it's in the lungs? 23:59:03 So an alveolar trill is when the tongue vibrates against the lungs? 23:59:07 ah it's alveolar ridge 23:59:16 that's in the mouth 23:59:33 ihope: apparently not