00:00:00 This is some food for thought. 00:00:04 **markov 00:00:04 -!- peyavi has quit (Remote closed the connection). 00:00:09 :| 00:00:26 -!- peyavi has joined. 00:00:27 This is some food for the markov chain generator. 00:00:28 This is some food for thought. 00:00:31 **markov 00:00:31 for the markov chain generator. 00:00:33 **markov 00:00:34 This is some food for thought. 00:00:35 **markov 00:00:36 chain generator. 00:00:42 Something peyavi must say to make food. 00:00:44 **markov 00:00:44 the markov chain generator. 00:00:45 **markov 00:00:45 Something peyavi must say to make... 00:01:10 -!- peyavi has quit (Remote closed the connection). 00:01:28 Markov chains are fun. 00:01:38 -!- peyavi has joined. 00:01:39 pikhq: I'm restarting it now and it's going to leech from #php and #ubuntu 00:01:46 Not from #esoteric? 00:01:48 Hopefully, I should get crap just like those users spill! 00:01:50 And yes, from #esoteric. 00:01:54 But those are high-traffic channels. 00:01:54 Ah. 00:02:02 Gregor, start the Glass lecture! 00:02:07 Hahaha 00:02:12 **markov 00:02:13 first install driver 00:02:14 **markov 00:02:15 dad runs our wireless internet 00:02:16 **markov 00:02:17 start the Glass lecture! 00:02:19 **markov 00:02:19 talk to your dad then. 00:02:20 **markov 00:02:21 no encrypted files on my ipod 00:02:23 **markov 00:02:24 rhythmbox, how can I do it easly 00:02:34 **markov 00:02:34 Hopefully, I should get crap just like those users spill! 00:02:37 **markov 00:02:37 If you're using C++, then you have only simple types ;) 00:02:46 C++ only has simple types? 00:02:50 Omg! 00:02:51 Maybe out-of-the-box. 00:02:51 That's unique. 00:02:54 It got that from "If you're using C++, then you have a REASON to do so." 00:03:00 :D CLEVER BOT. 00:03:00 *Wow*. 00:03:11 I didn't expect results so quickly, hehe 00:03:15 **markov 00:03:15 device doesnt have driver/ out of box support e.g some USB WiFi card then u need to first install driver 00:03:18 **markov 00:03:18 ##windows or your nearest mental health institute. See http://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/1 http://linux.oneandoneis2.org/LNW.htm and !equivalents 00:03:23 **markov 00:03:23 :) 00:03:29 **markov 00:03:30 to fix all of my graphical glitches except for one... when my screen dims when a password prompt comes up or when the logout/shutdown screen... 00:04:04 **markov 00:04:04 Hopefully, I should get crap just like those users spill! 00:04:08 **markov 00:04:08 For discussion and help with Microsoft Windows, please visit ##windows or your nearest mental health institute. See http://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/1 http://linux.oneandoneis2.org/LNW.htm and !equivalents 00:04:08 match numbers in the middle of the string like: "ca4t" 00:04:27 **markov 00:04:27 it does not dim the whole screen, just the top left two thirds as though it is detecting the wrong resolution. How do I fix this? 00:04:32 -!- puzzlet has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 00:04:51 pikhq: It's a second-order chain though. 00:04:56 So we have lots of repetition at the start. 00:05:07 If I made it first-order, it would be more unique but make less sense in the long term. 00:05:13 **markov 00:05:13 and add to each a checkbox 00:05:15 **markov 00:05:15 next to enable persistence? 00:05:16 **markov 00:05:17 the "web .NET" 00:05:18 **markov 00:05:18 screen, just the top left two thirds as though it is detecting the wrong resolution. How do I fix this? 00:05:18 from #php and #ubuntu 00:05:23 **markov 00:05:23 USB Hard Disc ? 00:05:24 **markov 00:05:25 dad runs our wireless internet 00:05:26 **markov 00:05:26 part of it? I mean if I made it first-order, it would be more unique but make less sense in the long term. 00:05:37 -!- puzzlet has joined. 00:06:25 pikhq: Should I make it first-order, just for now? 00:06:31 Eh, why not. 00:06:33 -!- peyavi has quit (Remote closed the connection). 00:06:44 -!- peyavi has joined. 00:07:39 **markov 00:07:39 this but I have no idea what terms to use 00:07:43 **markov 00:07:43 could someone help me fix my graphics problem? The logout/reboot screen comes up doesn't do my resolution. I'd google this but I have no idea what terms to use 00:07:54 **markov 00:07:54 or the dimming effect when the logout/reboot screen comes up doesn't do my resolution. I'd google this but I have no idea what terms to use 00:08:34 **markov 00:08:34 was on glob 00:08:35 **markov 00:08:36 could someone help me fix my graphics problem? The logout/reboot screen comes up doesn't do my resolution. I'd google this but I have no idea what terms to use 00:09:11 **markov 00:09:11 XD card reader... 00:09:18 pikhq: Not much better, oh well 00:09:53 peyavi: #esoteric != a hardware help channel 00:10:44 Gregor, it's a Markov chain. ;) 00:10:46 **markov 00:10:46 wanted numbers as warranted, all the password prompt comes up doesn't do my resolution. I'd google this but I think document explains how do I think document explains... 00:11:21 GregorR: Well, it passed the Turing Test. 00:11:28 ideally wouldn't you want something that balanced between first and second order according to how much data it has? 00:11:32 I'm going to go solve the halting problem now. 00:11:39 oerjan: No, the data in a markov chain depends on its order. 00:11:43 * pikhq creates an oracle 00:11:59 i'm sure you could make a hybrid somehow... 00:12:16 sure, but i don't want to :P 00:12:19 it's a lot of work 00:12:24 8-O 00:12:25 **markov 00:12:25 use preg_match() 00:12:28 **markov 00:12:28 because 3 isn't a Samba server? 00:12:29 * GregorR cries 00:12:37 GregorR: 8-O cries what. 00:12:40 that you fell for it? :P 00:13:12 ehird`: Yes. 00:13:16 :D 00:13:22 well, it's easy to pass the turing test if the bot uses other people's sentences without altering them :D 00:13:24 ehird`: I thought it was just your average IRC-ignorant dope :( 00:13:25 the "**markov"s should have given it away, honestly ;) 00:13:32 oklopol: actually. a lot of them were altered 00:13:39 yes, but not the one GregorR fell for 00:13:44 *sobs* 00:13:51 Except that it was repeated. 00:14:01 GregorR: Well, it's reading from #ubuntu and #php - homes of IRC-ignorant dopes worldwide. 00:14:05 So, you're right, in a way 00:14:10 ehird`: Heh 00:14:50 except the message probably was on-topic there 00:15:18 true. 00:15:25 **markov 00:15:26 win :3 isn't a HP dv 1000 laptop, :D 00:15:32 Well, it's learned smilies. 00:16:10 **markov 00:16:10 Flash 00:16:15 No!! 00:16:16 **markov 00:16:16 though it's incorrectly detecting my Desktop? 00:16:20 **markov 00:16:21 So should i didn't know how u wanna do, you want to the one the keyframes will be really good 00:16:23 **markov 00:16:24 :D 00:16:26 **markov 00:16:26 wanted numbers as warranted, all the password prompt comes up doesn't do my resolution. I'd google this but I think document explains how do I think document explains... how do my ipod to how... 00:16:39 Ok, well that works 00:16:40 :P 00:16:52 -!- SEO_DUDE has joined. 00:18:37 **markov 00:18:37 keeping the files from my Desktop? 00:18:39 **markov 00:18:40 areas 00:18:42 **markov 00:18:42 'casper-rw' volume and boot live CD to keep a persistent copy all the same UBR as me! how do you want to break. 00:19:08 "how do you want to break" 00:19:13 Sounds like a threat. 00:21:12 heh 00:21:14 **markov 00:21:15 3 00:21:17 **markov 00:21:17 interact in alpha 00:21:19 **markov 00:21:19 XP since i know what terms to dial up or the XD card reader... but I have given it doesn't do my ipod to z 00:21:29 OK, what should I add now :P 00:22:38 what's 5*2? 00:22:45 heh 00:22:48 an evaluator 00:22:49 okay. 00:22:53 :O 00:22:55 yes!½ 00:22:56 actually. 00:22:58 okay 00:23:03 oklopol: ruby evaluator? 00:23:07 if so i'd have to secure it, so :| 00:23:09 nooooooo!! 00:24:34 what, then 00:25:05 not making the evaluator yourself woulf be cheating 00:25:11 *woof woff 00:25:12 :P 00:25:21 This is turning into RZing. 00:25:31 Suggest something else? xD 00:26:03 what's RZing? 00:26:11 ololobot has an evaluator 00:26:40 hm 00:26:41 what does it do 00:26:45 just arithmetic? 00:26:47 if so that sucks 00:27:39 hmm, k 00:28:06 :P 00:28:15 you're so helpful 00:28:16 xD 00:28:22 it's the only useful command in ololobot 00:28:32 i've actually needed it a few times 00:28:54 Name what ololobot can do. 00:29:04 err 00:29:09 dunno, random stuff 00:29:16 not much. 00:29:51 xD 00:29:52 list! 00:30:23 it has interpreters for numbda, scheme, brainfuck, bootstrap and ski 00:30:31 and random small progs 00:30:51 * pikhq wants a Battle of Wits Magic deck. . . 00:30:55 -!- puzzlet has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 00:31:54 random small = ? 00:32:00 -!- puzzlet has joined. 00:32:28 yeah 00:32:35 like factorization 00:33:06 name them 00:33:21 k 00:33:40 bf, bs, expr, help, numbda, pl, ul, dict, feed, sch, choose, d, o, x, k, i, s, factors, in-pr, in-po, in-fi 00:33:48 bf is brainfuck 00:33:52 bs is bootstrap 00:33:58 what is d o x k i s 00:33:59 expr evaluates math expressions 00:34:04 help lists those 00:34:08 numbda is numbda 00:34:15 pl pointlessifies 00:34:22 ul is ski. 00:34:29 dict is a dictionary 00:34:36 2-way dictionaty 00:34:37 *r 00:34:51 feed is that thing you made into your bot xD 00:35:02 sch is the scheme-alike 00:35:12 what thing that i made? 00:35:14 choose picks one of its args at random 00:35:24 d throws dice 00:35:25 anyway, d o x k i s in-pr in-po in-fi are the ones i care about 00:36:22 >>> o k 10 00:36:22 okokokokokokokokoko 00:36:22 >>> x k 23 00:36:22 kokokokokokokokokokokokokokokokokokokokokokok 00:36:36 -!- ehird` has quit ("Konversation terminated!"). 00:36:40 -!- peyavi has quit (Remote closed the connection). 00:40:33 o 01:30:18 -!- SEO_DUDE has quit (Remote closed the connection). 01:40:20 -!- SEO_DUDE has joined. 01:44:53 * pikhq wishes for a way to play-test Magic decks. . . 01:50:17 lloooooooser 01:51:09 azerbaijan 01:53:06 * pikhq plays his deck face-down 01:53:09 * pikhq attacks 01:53:55 * bsmntbombdood is impervious to your dork-attack 01:54:59 You lose 200 life. You die. 01:55:10 overkill 01:55:15 And when you're in #esoteric, you shouldn't call me a loser. :p 01:55:19 oklopol: I know. 01:55:22 :) 01:56:16 there's nothing dorky about magic, it's a pretty decent game 01:56:30 theoretically speaking 01:56:43 it's a bit too cardy for me 01:56:49 It's quite a good one in my opinion. 01:57:00 Except that it's hard to find someone to play when school's not in session. ;) 01:57:17 my friends used to play it online 01:57:38 I need something I can do that with free. 01:57:42 (I'm kinda broke) 01:57:57 i don't know what they used, but i do know they didn't pay for it. 01:58:39 I know the official program requires paying for digital cards. 02:11:33 of course 02:11:40 how could you prove you own the physical card? 02:12:02 You don't have to own the physical card. 02:12:13 You must merely own a digital one in the official online game. 02:15:37 yeah... 02:16:28 i meant if it wasn't like that 02:19:04 that's an interesting problem actually 02:19:25 i'm not sure it can be done 02:20:25 yeah pretty sure it can't without a smart card 02:21:19 I think an online game could be useful without the ability to ensure that Wizards gets paid. . . It would encourage a large amount of playtesting new decks. 02:21:38 Of course, tournaments and such would still need physical cards. 02:23:11 and solving that problem would give you a really good digital currenc 02:23:12 y 02:23:24 -!- digital_me has joined. 02:23:57 WARNING: We have a Wikipedian! 02:23:58 :p 02:27:35 :p 02:27:40 -!- tokigun has changed nick to lifthrasiir. 02:32:05 -!- digital_me has quit ("Lost terminal"). 02:32:25 lol wikipeidan 02:32:42 lol 02:32:59 anyway, long time see you ;) 02:33:30 ? 02:34:13 eh, i meant i made no conversation for many months... 02:37:46 -!- digital_me has joined. 02:38:08 i was trying to create the real implementation of Formula, and got lost 02:45:35 -!- oerjan has quit ("leaving"). 02:58:27 -!- digital_me has quit ("leaving"). 03:00:17 -!- cmeme has quit (Excess Flood). 03:02:02 -!- cmeme has joined. 03:07:12 -!- cmeme has quit (Client Quit). 03:07:23 -!- cmeme has joined. 03:11:02 Hey, can somebody say "Hello World!" for me? 03:11:59 no 03:12:10 Hello World! 03:12:24 Yay! Thank you. 03:12:33 -!- cmeme has quit (Client Quit). 03:12:46 I can also sing about bottles of beers, or even repeat what you just say! 03:12:47 -!- cmeme has joined. 03:12:54 * Slereah <- Turing complete 03:13:03 That's pretty exciting. 03:13:16 Isn't it. 03:13:29 Although I'm kinda hard to implement on another machine. 03:13:45 Slereah: no you aren't 03:13:45 Is that innuendo? :-p 03:13:49 I'm also Turing complte. 03:13:56 However, I'm also programmer-abusive. 03:14:00 No, but it would be! 03:14:07 Slereah: calculate 2^2^26 03:14:10 erm 03:14:17 2^2^2^2^2^2^2 03:14:20 I could, but it might take a while! 03:14:44 Execution speed is always a problem for us mere mortals. 03:15:29 you'd die before you calculate it 03:15:34 not turning complete 03:15:38 Probably not. 03:15:42 Although I'd be bored. 03:16:03 Well, so would your computer if he tried to calculate the exact solution of some 3 body system! 03:16:32 omg boobies 03:32:47 -!- puzzlet has quit (Remote closed the connection). 03:33:13 -!- digital_me has joined. 03:34:24 -!- puzzlet has joined. 03:49:37 Humans are not Turing complete. 03:50:06 Proof: The halting problem is unsolvable for all Turing-complete machines. The answer to the halting problem for any human is "yes" 03:52:00 Much like any computer! 03:52:21 But if I was some sort of infinite brain in a jar... 03:52:24 Or something. 03:53:47 -!- jgannon has quit ("ChatZilla 0.9.79 [Firefox 2.0.0.9/2007102514]"). 03:54:13 GregorR: You can tell if humanity will halt? 03:54:23 * pikhq gets pedantic. ;) 03:55:11 I know that /a human/ will halt. 03:55:23 I said that /humans/ are not Turing complete, I did not say that /humanity/ is not Turing complete. 03:56:23 Do you say "humans" as in "any individual human" or "humans as a group"? 03:56:43 Hmm. 03:57:07 * pikhq suspects that humanity is the only Turing-complete system to have a theoretical infinite amount of storage. 03:57:12 (assuming an infinite universe) 03:57:38 If you don't have enough memory, just create a child. Voila. 1 man-unit of storage. 03:57:43 hhmmm 03:57:48 humanity could be turing complete 03:57:49 Well, and also an infinite life for humanity. 03:57:53 I mean "any individual human" 03:57:55 We shall call this 'malloc'. 03:57:59 "Humanity" == "humans taken as a whole" 03:58:06 True, true. 03:58:09 Which is pretty unlikely. 03:58:34 It's hard to be human when you're just random particles scattered over a few cubic parsecs. 03:58:47 Granted, the lifespan of humanity is the limiting factor. 03:59:07 Also, limited memory. 03:59:33 A human is only capable of communicating a certain amount of knowledge to another human. 03:59:56 This probably creates an upper limit to the complexity of problems humanity can solve. 04:00:16 Solution : infinite robots roaming the universe. 04:00:43 It also has the advantage of being an infinity of robots. 04:04:07 it's reasonable to assume that humanity will go on forever 04:04:14 GregorR: With an infinite amount of humans, this does not matter. 04:04:31 you don't even need infinite humans 04:04:36 just always-growing humans 04:04:38 That assumes that any problem can be broken up in such a way that multiple humans can do it. 04:04:45 bsmntbombdood : Even after the sun slowly dies, and matter slowly turns into iron 56? 04:05:00 Slereah: yes 04:05:01 I'm talking of unfathomable times, but still. 04:08:25 close enough 04:11:55 The environment in which a device operates shouldn't be considered when asking if said device is Turing-complete. 04:12:57 Well, the device itself will slowly perish. 04:13:25 no real device can be turing complete so it doesn't matter 04:13:31 this is a pretty stupid discussion 04:13:48 Indeed. 04:13:59 But it is always a good occasion for mentioning infinite robots. 04:16:13 -!- Guest792 has joined. 04:16:47 -!- Guest792 has changed nick to VERTiGO31. 04:17:10 Please say "Hello World!" 04:17:54 Hello World! 04:18:09 I have this feeling of déjà vu. 04:18:31 8D 04:18:47 Please say "I wish I'd never made IRP >_<" 04:18:51 I wish I'd never made IRP >_< 04:19:03 Okay, where did IRP get mentioned now? 04:19:11 syntax error 04:19:19 stumble upon =P 04:19:27 *groan* 04:19:31 Heh 04:20:29 Hey, it's the first 'program' I've written in IRP, I figured I"d make it a hello world 04:20:41 *groan* 04:20:45 Heh 04:20:47 IRP? 04:20:56 Slereah: Nooooo, don't ask, stay pure! :P 04:21:01 I feel your deja vu, Slee 04:21:08 Internet Relay Programming. 04:21:21 It's a joke I made on the Esolang wiki. 04:21:26 Don't worry, I know little enough about programming. 04:21:28 Which then got reddit'd or something. 04:21:29 Please do a barrel roll! 04:21:31 The preferred answer for IRP is "ERROR: I don't want to." 04:21:36 GregorR: >_< is my smiley 04:21:40 ERROR: I don't want to. 04:21:42 you must pay me royalties 04:21:44 bsmntbombdood: O_O 04:22:58 also M_< 04:23:22 * Slereah looks the IRP article on Esoteric. 04:23:24 Oh. 04:24:22 bsmntbombdood: "you" is my smiley. 04:24:28 bsmntbombdood: Thou must pay royalties. 04:24:35 oh snap. 04:24:36 Please, write the 99 bottles lyrics 04:24:36 go to hell 04:24:43 I see the limits! 04:24:43 GregorR: goober nap 04:26:31 Esoteric = impractical, amirite? 04:26:39 not exactly 04:26:48 brainfuck. 04:27:30 what about it? 04:27:35 esoteric? 04:27:45 painful, that's for sure. 04:27:56 that, and I want acompiler for it. 04:28:02 you know where to find one? 04:28:03 there's many 04:28:10 I use Brainfuck Developer. 04:28:11 I cant find any ;-; 04:28:12 The files archive has loads of 'em. 04:28:22 Nice. 04:28:23 it has many nifty gizmos. 04:28:31 esoteric = "Having to do with concepts that are highly theoretical and without obvious practical application." 04:28:33 Like seeing the actual memory. 04:28:50 lol 04:29:58 http://www.4mhz.de/bfdev.html 04:30:30 I'm not sure if it can compile, though. 04:30:33 Never had to use it. 04:31:17 Thanks 8D 04:31:19 [shameless plug] The EgoBF suite includes a compiler. 04:31:29 o.o 04:31:49 you mention this 2 seconds after I finish the download. Good timing, I give you that =P 04:32:25 286 kB? I could have spared you that! 04:32:55 I"m sticking with BFDev for now. looks fancy 04:33:36 It's really swell. 04:33:54 =3 04:34:52 eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeggoooooooooooboobs 04:35:26 Boobs? 04:35:44 Breastisis. 04:38:25 the answer to success is planning ahead 04:38:36 "hello, i'd like to register to be a sex offender" 04:38:47 So, I'm trying to figure out why JSMMIX doesn't work on IE. Unfortunately, IE seems to have no debugging facilities whatsoever. 04:39:20 "I'm planning on some groping and orgies. Mostly with children, but probably some teens as well." 04:40:36 Print the first 40 digits of Pi. 04:41:09 I only know 10. 04:41:16 What's the error message for IRP? 04:41:45 I know 40! 8D 04:41:58 3.1415926535897932384626433832795028841971 04:42:10 Do you know them, or know copypasta? 04:42:18 I know them! 04:42:39 I tried to memorize the first 100 for a roject in school 04:42:43 project 04:42:54 got to 40, and they stuck with me forever 04:43:34 I knew 9 for the longest time. 04:43:49 * VERTiGO31 starts singing the obvious billy joel song. 04:43:50 I know the 10th because of the song "Mathematical paradise". 04:44:10 Lol 04:45:18 So like 04:45:22 .____. 04:52:55 Oh SHFFFFF 04:53:10 IE won't handle my gigantic array containing an ELF64 binary >_< 04:53:14 ERROR: Lol wut? 04:53:25 XD 04:53:30 IE can't handle anything 04:53:49 It doesn't even give me an error, it simply doesn't accept the code ._. 04:54:31 XD 04:54:46 It doesn't even give me an error signifying that it couldn't accept the code X-D 05:19:47 -!- digital_me has quit ("leaving"). 05:26:00 Why the hell does IE not like that big of an array? 05:26:19 you sorta answered yourself. 05:26:21 Fuck it: AJAX it. Make the Javascript load a file of MMIX assembly. 05:26:24 IE 05:26:35 VERTiGO31: You have a point there. 05:26:43 Or just kill IE. 05:26:45 8D 05:27:16 Why 0x8D? 05:27:31 switching to hexidecimal now? 05:27:37 that's be an emote. 05:28:30 I know. ;) 05:28:44 hehe =P 05:44:58 -!- puzzlet_ has joined. 05:51:54 Well then... I gotta get up and outta here. 05:52:40 -!- VERTiGO31 has left (?). 05:55:14 -!- puzzlet has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)). 07:45:33 -!- Sgeo has quit (Remote closed the connection). 07:59:59 -!- clog has quit (ended). 08:00:00 -!- clog has joined. 08:00:24 -!- okupa has joined. 08:01:45 -!- okupa has quit (Client Quit). 08:08:17 -!- puzzlet_ has quit (Remote closed the connection). 08:08:21 -!- puzzlet has joined. 08:49:05 -!- puzzlet_ has joined. 08:52:09 That assumes that any problem can be broken up in such a way that multiple humans can do it. <<< there are always problems where separating calculation into multiple threads does no good, i recall reading. 08:52:38 humanity can't be tc if i'm correct 08:53:42 -!- puzzlet has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)). 09:05:17 -!- oklopol has changed nick to oko. 09:05:22 okokokokokokokoko 09:23:56 -!- oko has changed nick to oklo. 09:48:42 -!- RedDak has joined. 10:46:39 -!- SEO_DUDE has quit (Success). 11:22:10 -!- jix has joined. 12:53:16 -!- Tritonio_ has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)). 12:54:48 -!- Tritonio_ has joined. 13:03:07 -!- RedDak has quit (Remote closed the connection). 13:09:54 -!- SEO_DUDE has joined. 13:46:31 -!- RedDak has joined. 14:16:35 -!- Tritonio_ has quit (Remote closed the connection). 15:29:58 -!- RedDak has quit (Remote closed the connection). 15:59:20 -!- ehird` has joined. 15:59:59 oklo: minimization of nickname? 16:32:48 -!- jix has quit (Nick collision from services.). 16:32:58 -!- jix has joined. 17:01:58 -!- frontiersman has quit ("leaving"). 17:03:04 -!- Sgeo has joined. 17:04:05 -!- peyavi has joined. 17:04:33 **markov 17:04:33 just before and the test the test complete fine 17:04:36 **markov 17:04:37 are in Gnome Nautilus? 17:04:38 **markov 17:04:39 fine 17:04:40 **markov 17:04:40 [function.filesize]: Stat failed for http://images.slashdot.org/topics/topicinternet.gif (errno=2 - No such file or directory) 17:04:44 **markov 17:04:45 handle just before and the test complete fine 17:08:14 **markov 17:08:14 problem http://librenix.com/?inode=21 17:08:16 **markov 17:08:16 myfile.exe 17:08:18 **markov 17:08:19 has the no need antivirus 17:08:20 **markov 17:08:20 four as loaded? then, how to optimize! :P 17:08:25 **markov 17:08:26 with changing the hell is in Mplayer? I'm using gnome Nautilus? 17:08:27 **markov 17:08:28 from two workspaces is there any chance to understand why Linux does not trying to start..i dont know if I listen *.conf" . 17:11:06 **markov 17:11:07 why Linux does not it is he doing with changing the buttons aren't being recognized by xev. 17:11:21 **markov 17:11:21 active ). hi. 17:11:23 **markov 17:11:23 work? 17:11:25 **markov 17:11:25 people..maybe they are: similar 17:11:26 **markov 17:11:27 reboot is my ifconfig -a: bit worried at the test complete fine I'd just do what I reboot is it 17:11:33 ok i'm dne :P 17:49:38 -!- ihope_ has joined. 17:54:19 **markov 17:54:19 hard drive ? hi. guys, WHen i think NFS client with journaling. 17:54:22 **markov 17:54:23 kid learning math? 17:54:24 **markov 17:54:25 program again it allows you want all are unix code in ubuntu is compiz-fusion basicly added to be allowed to Gutsy? adding it shows the data on.. here are the... 17:54:43 such a clever little thing. 17:54:54 :-P 17:55:25 Does it have a good reason for saying things like "WHen"? 17:55:34 Yes, other people have said "WHen" 17:55:41 it keeps the original punctuation and spelling in context 17:55:47 (Although treats "when" and "WHeN" as equal) 17:55:57 Does it say "WHen" as commonly as it says "When"? 17:56:19 -!- puzzlet_ has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 17:56:26 -!- puzzlet has joined. 17:56:48 It says "WHen" if, when it first saw "Word-preceding-WHen WHen" before the correct spelling 17:57:41 So if I say "foo When" a hundred times and "foo WHen" once, and it generates "foo", what'll come next? 17:58:19 WHen 17:58:27 Err 17:58:29 Well 17:58:32 which did you say first 17:58:37 Because if so, that one. 17:58:40 * ihope_ nods 17:59:20 If I say "foo bar" a hundred times and "foo quux" fifty times, will it say whichever I said first, or "bar" with a 2/3 chance and "quux" with a 1/3 chance? 18:00:00 Oh, the weights, yes. 18:00:03 This is a markov chain, of course. 18:00:08 * ihope_ nods 18:00:10 Otherwise, it'd just parrot the first sentence it hears, over and over! 18:00:15 Indeed. 18:00:28 It's just punctuation/capitalization that's preserved from the first time 18:00:35 * ihope_ nods 18:00:57 If you ever have it do a Markov chain of me, good luck getting it to do anything but ask questions and agree with you. 18:01:15 It's listening to you know, incidentally 18:01:17 *now 18:01:20 * ihope_ nods 18:02:03 **markov 18:02:04 liked it. 18:02:15 How profound. 18:02:31 **markov 18:02:31 marcrove chains or ~^Phill^~ / 18:02:39 **markov 18:02:40 http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=587905 18:02:41 **markov 18:02:42 #ubuntu+1 supports many formats. There a mac unix certified? 18:02:44 **markov 18:02:44 earlier but im the old swap should reflect that. one. gateway (router) ..you could point me off with the Taligent and "grep video card and "foo When" i see !info unrar-free 18:03:00 Yay, "foo When". 18:03:02 **markov 18:03:03 live cd 18:03:12 **markov 18:03:13 based on qemu I can't 18:03:14 **markov 18:03:14 Konqueror (KDE/Qt, KHTML engine), Dillo (GTK), Gecko engine), Dillo (GTK), Gecko engine), Epiphany (GTK, fronend 18:03:21 I take it WHen and When" are considered different words. 18:03:26 ihope_: No, identical/. 18:03:35 **markov 18:03:35 Oh. 18:03:38 **markov 18:03:39 .com :< lvm. or directory) 18:03:42 **markov 18:03:42 linux-image-server has the moment, Thanks for RAID? 5 years ago 18:03:44 **markov 18:03:45 volume 18:03:46 **markov 18:03:46 "security = 18:03:48 **markov 18:03:48 well, 18:03:49 **markov 18:03:50 NTFS partitions then how to read from seeing my main partition+swap partition you never 18:03:52 **markov 18:03:52 oldbie to do i need help me how do in Mplayer? has the case with ubuntu???? Firefox (GTK, fronend 18:05:42 How long has peyavi been observing? 18:06:44 pikhq: Uhh, it doesn't save. 18:06:47 Since it joined here, then 18:06:52 Since 17:04 18:06:57 (here, it's 18:06) 18:06:58 So about an hour. 18:07:12 **markov 18:07:12 projects, with the utf8 mode"? in it. Thanks 18:07:46 It's also first-order now, to speed learning. 18:07:49 And starts off mindless 18:14:20 **markov 18:14:21 oldbie to do i need help me how do in Mplayer? has the case with ubuntu???? Firefox (GTK, fronend 18:14:24 **markov 18:14:25 animation package 18:14:27 **markov 18:14:27 for any software which is there 18:14:28 **markov 18:14:29 hax though. 18:14:29 **markov 18:14:30 Gutsy? my wireless card probably. less; unix 18:14:33 **markov 18:14:33 Epiphany (GTK, fronend 18:14:34 **markov 18:14:35 imagine this, means? completely just 1 18:14:37 **markov 18:14:38 ifdown eth0;ifup eth0 wlan0, 18:14:40 **markov 18:14:40 legolas-San, 18:14:41 **markov 18:14:42 vmware-server system -> what did tell it looking for? operating systems know. if so; i'm running 18:14:46 **markov 18:14:47 Indeed. 18:14:48 **markov 18:14:49 found at the terminal 18:14:50 **markov 18:14:50 irritating me there. any rules are both are in smb.conf folder 18:23:22 Seems an interesting thing. 18:31:05 **markov 18:31:05 ubuntuforums.org but they Open display... i'm working ... 18:31:09 It's very basic, of course. 18:39:52 upgrading to feisty was a great idea, now xchat freezes every 10 seconds 18:43:02 -!- Tritonio has joined. 18:43:54 -!- Tritonio has quit (Client Quit). 18:44:17 -!- Tritonio_ has joined. 18:44:33 hello 18:48:39 Ello. 19:03:53 o 19:16:52 oklo: you fucked up somehow 19:16:59 oklo: reinstall or something :p 19:17:01 **markov 19:17:02 player, when you want to unmount the swap partition? /dev/sdb1 19:17:06 **markov 19:17:07 eth0;ifup eth0 i wrote win on ubuntu boot commands are u 19:17:09 **markov 19:17:09 haa , ehird` (read the KDE deps, 19:17:14 wow 19:17:15 lucid. 19:17:19 **markov 19:17:19 troubleshooting docs 19:17:20 **markov 19:17:21 card its a hundred times 19:17:22 **markov 19:17:22 No rwx and AC97 sliders to other /boot, and #ubuntu-offtopic is madwifi something :p 19:24:24 -!- SEO_DUDE has quit (Remote closed the connection). 19:36:41 -!- puzzlet has quit (Remote closed the connection). 19:36:41 -!- puzzlet_ has joined. 19:45:15 -!- ehird` has quit ("Konversation terminated!"). 19:45:20 -!- peyavi has quit (Remote closed the connection). 19:51:05 -!- SEO_DUDE has joined. 21:01:15 -!- RedDak has joined. 21:03:50 -!- Tritonio_ has quit (Remote closed the connection). 21:05:39 **markov 21:05:45 Oh. 21:08:28 I can markov if you want. :p 21:14:10 okokokokokokokokokokokoko 21:15:30 -!- moteyalpha has joined. 21:21:52 -!- ehird` has joined. 21:22:07 GregorR, how goes JSMMIX? 21:24:10 -!- ehird` has quit (Client Quit). 21:24:26 -!- ehird` has joined. 21:24:44 -!- ehird` has quit (Client Quit). 21:24:58 -!- ehird` has joined. 21:25:15 Here, I'll do a Markov chain of my nick: ihope_ 21:25:37 And let's not forget bombsmntbdoooooood. 21:27:51 -!- peyavi has joined. 21:27:53 did someone say markov chain? 21:28:02 Yes. 21:28:03 **markov 21:28:03 Yes. 21:28:06 Woot. 21:28:07 haha 21:28:07 **markov 21:28:08 markov chain? 21:28:09 **markov 21:28:10 did someone say markov 21:28:12 **markov 21:28:12 did someone say markov 21:28:15 **markov 21:28:15 haha 21:28:16 **markov 21:28:18 It's so smart! 21:28:23 * Received a CTCP VERSION from peyavi (to #esoteric) 21:28:27 indeed. 21:28:32 Did chain markov say say someone chain did say. 21:28:45 ihope_: it markov chain'ed this whole room!! 21:28:46 err 21:28:49 CTCP VERSION'd 21:28:55 **markov 21:28:56 at 7AD42C65: Attempt to read from Emmanuele Bassi, but it doesn't work also tried that 21:29:12 **markov 21:29:13 family need that Dictionary for that Dictionary 21:29:14 **markov 21:29:15 I always segfault when I try to read Emmanuele Bassi. 21:29:15 StructuredException at 7AD42C65: Attempt to read from Lingvosoft: OpenDict 0.6.2 I could select Albanian language, I could select Albanian language, I must often use WindowsXP because me and my family need that Dictionary 21:29:36 it's like very bad poetry/rap 21:29:52 **markov 21:29:53 respond me any answer, it doesn't work also in other languages, :( English, I can't find a CTCP VERSION from Lingvosoft: OpenDict 0.6.2 I tried that i must often use WindowsXP because me any answer, it markov 21:30:20 It markov. 21:31:04 **markov 21:31:04 rebuild the fonts? 21:31:05 **markov 21:31:05 rights" 21:31:07 **markov 21:31:07 Gutsy isn't working Help I tried that from Emmanuele Bassi, but it doesn't work also in the gspca drivers, but it doesn't show any in there just fine. 21:31:11 **markov 21:31:11 icons? 21:31:12 **markov 21:31:13 anyone know what to read from a CTCP VERSION 21:31:34 I do! But you're a bot, so I refuse to tell you. 21:32:01 **markov 21:32:01 what to do about this whole room!! 21:32:15 that... 21:32:18 made sense in context. 21:33:35 **markov 21:33:35 family need that Dictionary for that Dictionary for Albanian - Received a file with my family need some serious help. I could select the fonts? 21:34:02 **markov 21:34:02 citrix!! 21:34:25 Woo, citrix.\ 21:35:07 I want one! :-P 21:41:34 pikhq: I can printf("Foo"), but I can't printf("%d", 3) 21:41:45 Strangely the "%d" gets replaced by nothing whatsoever. 21:41:56 So printf("1 %d 3 %d 5", 2, 4) prints "1 3 5" 21:45:36 Does JSMMIX give an error when an unimplemented syscall is called? 21:46:22 I suspect that more than one syscall is getting called for that printf. 21:48:30 ltrace strace 21:49:24 What's this about printf and system calls? 21:50:41 Gregor has only implemented print and exit. ;) 21:51:10 What's he using? 21:51:25 ihope_: JSMMIX 21:51:30 It's a MMIX simulator in javascript 21:51:34 Ah. 21:51:40 http://codu.org/jsmmix/test.html 21:52:14 **markov 21:52:14 dictionaries, I just haven't found 21:52:16 **markov 21:52:16 wiki page I wish there is routing between more information on your net work also dl them is called? for Albanian dictonary 21:52:24 -!- peyavi has quit (Remote closed the connection). 21:56:40 Now I improved peyavi. 21:56:45 -!- peyavi has joined. 21:56:53 -!- peyavi has quit (Remote closed the connection). 21:57:03 Eh, need to fix it up some more 21:57:42 Well, this is interesting. I type "about:blank" and then "javascript:document.write("Hello, world!")" into Firefox, and it works as expected, except now Firefox thinks that the page is still loading. 21:58:26 -!- peyavi has joined. 21:58:28 **markov 21:58:28 -!- peyavi has quit (Remote closed the connection). 21:58:51 -!- peyavi has joined. 21:58:56 Hello, world! 21:58:57 -!- peyavi has quit (Remote closed the connection). 21:59:25 -!- peyavi has joined. 21:59:26 Hello, world! 21:59:28 **markov 21:59:28 -!- peyavi has quit (Remote closed the connection). 21:59:55 Aleph null bottles of beer on the wall, aleph null bottles of beer! 22:00:09 Too late, Slereah . 22:00:10 :) 22:00:13 -!- peyavi has joined. 22:00:14 Hello, world! 22:00:16 **markov 22:00:16 Hello, world! 22:00:20 Damn you! 22:00:20 **markov 22:00:21 Hello, world! 22:00:24 Slereah: Try again now. 22:00:28 **markov 22:00:28 Damn you! 22:00:30 **markov 22:00:30 and then it says "gedit has not been able to detect the character coding."..any ideas? 22:00:33 **markov 22:00:34 and then it says "gedit has not been able to detect the character coding."..any ideas? 22:00:40 **markov 22:00:41 Damn you! 22:00:42 **markov 22:00:42 Damn you! 22:00:43 Why is it too late exactly? 22:00:49 Slereah: peyavi died, for a second. 22:00:57 I didn't follow too much what's happening. 22:01:00 Slereah: If you want to get "aleph-null ..." into it, now's your chance. :P 22:01:09 Aleph null bottles of beer on the wall, aleph null bottles of beer! 22:01:16 But who's peyavi! 22:01:19 And now... we wait. 22:01:20 Some robot? 22:01:27 Yes! 22:01:29 Sí. 22:01:33 He's a markov chain bot. 22:01:37 **markov 22:01:37 But who's peyavi! 22:01:44 * ihope_ claps 22:01:44 Markov chain? 22:01:52 Right now, he's 2nd-order, and will only start a sentence with the 2 words that have already started a sentence 22:01:54 Select a word based only on the word before, yes? 22:01:56 So no mid-sentence jumps 22:01:58 ihope_: No, 2. 22:02:03 ihope_: Select a word based on the two words before. 22:02:05 Close enough. 22:02:10 **markov 22:02:10 Some robot? 22:02:22 It needs a lot of data to stop parroting when second-order. :) 22:02:25 **markov 22:02:25 jsoftw: yes 22:02:44 Make it match based on the last two letters! :-P 22:02:49 Haha 22:03:16 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dissociated press has an example of letter-based markov chaining 22:03:29 The word based example is really good though 22:03:30 "wart: n. A small, crocky feature that sticks out of an array (C has no checks for this). This is relatively benign and easy to spot if the phrase is bent so as to be not worth paying attention to the medium in question." 22:03:34 Presidentagon, etc. 22:04:00 **markov 22:04:00 Right now, he's 2nd-order, and will only start a sentence 22:04:09 * ihope_ claps 22:04:39 Wait 22:04:42 why did he give up there? 22:04:43 Oh 22:04:48 Probably #ubuntu or #php influence 22:04:51 (sentence => end) 22:05:02 You did end a sentence with "a sentence". 22:05:10 You ended THAT sentence with "a sentence". 22:05:28 No. 22:05:56 ?vokraM ton si sdrawkcaB 22:05:58 Right now, he's 2nd-order, and will only start a sentence with the 2 words that have already started a sentence 22:06:00 Different sentence 22:06:01 But yes 22:06:04 you are right, partly 22:06:16 moteyalpha: heh 22:06:18 **markov 22:06:19 [Neurotic]: it's a shot in the little hole on the "hip" factor, then you're competing directly with Apple, and chances are Apple will out-hip you up and down the street with... 22:07:37 **markov 22:07:37 mozart: I think a lot more people would be open to switching away from Windows if they had a place they could go for tech support and professional assistance. 22:08:44 **markov 22:08:44 i choosed the default option and it formats all my hd 22:08:46 **markov 22:08:46 anybdy have any ideas with the erro i'm getitng for trying to instal amsn? 22:08:50 bah 22:08:54 it is merely a parrot, right now 22:09:06 ihope_: Got any huge texts to flood it with? :P 22:09:17 The Bible? 22:09:29 The Nate-the-snake joke? 22:09:40 Should I send it one in private messages? 22:10:58 The bible?! 22:11:06 I don't want it to become mindless. :P 22:11:28 The Nate joke, then. 22:11:53 Okay then :P it listens to all PRIVMSG's so do whatever 22:12:50 Send it a text file of the human genome in GATTACA format and maybe it will answer? 22:13:12 moteyalpha: It has trouble with the brown corpus, never mind that! :P 22:13:44 -!- ihope_ has quit (Remote closed the connection). 22:13:59 -!- ihope_ has joined. 22:14:14 Oops. 22:14:20 Will send now. 22:14:48 -!- ihope_ has quit (Excess Flood). 22:15:19 -!- ihope_ has joined. 22:15:30 ihope_: it didn't see a thing you said and you excess flood'd 22:15:33 Bah. How much did you get? 22:15:36 None. 22:15:43 Add some time delay. :P 22:15:57 Oh. 22:16:05 Will do. 22:18:01 ihope_: it hasn't heard anything yet 22:18:07 Indeed. 22:18:48 **markov 22:18:48 !apt | shawn_selig29 22:18:50 **markov 22:18:50 EminX: join me in that case i have my script basically str_replace {CITY, STATE, ZIP} type tags inside the cron job of course. 22:18:51 Huh? 22:18:54 **markov 22:18:55 the-erm: how about performance? 22:18:56 **markov 22:18:57 soskel then use that optino and ur unallcatoed space will be used 22:19:09 Unallcatoed. What a fun word. 22:19:17 Oh, I'll just try sending it again. 22:19:44 -!- ihope_ has quit (Remote closed the connection). 22:20:00 -!- ihope_ has joined. 22:20:17 ...sorry. Again. 22:20:21 xD 22:20:53 -!- ihope_ has quit (Excess Flood). 22:21:25 -!- ihope_ has joined. 22:21:57 Well, this isn't working. 22:22:19 1. send line 22:22:22 2. wait a bit 22:22:24 3. goto 1 22:23:40 That'd take a while. 22:23:51 Unless, of course, I did it botwise. 22:24:09 * ihope_ does it botwise 22:25:54 you have one sucky client 22:26:04 :-P 22:26:28 HAY IHOPE BE CTCPVERSION RESPONDERING. 22:26:57 SI SENOR? 22:27:22 -!- RedDak has quit (Remote closed the connection). 22:28:19 -!- jix has quit ("CommandQ"). 22:28:20 >ihope_< CTCP VERSION 22:28:25 and no responz 22:29:14 Oh, huh. 22:29:27 === CTCP version reply ``ChatZilla 0.9.78.1 [Firefox 2.0.0.9/2007102514]'' from ihope_ 22:29:41 Try now. 22:29:51 Probably that I wasn't identified to NickServ. 22:30:08 eww 22:30:10 chatzilla 22:30:13 terrible 22:30:25 :-P 22:30:40 Better than irssi in some ways, not as bad as XiRCON in some ways. 22:31:31 what OS? 22:31:37 Windows. 22:31:51 ah 22:31:54 then there is no resolve for you 22:32:08 I'm using Windows because my Windows machine is closest to me. :-) 22:32:24 Xircon stopped development in 1997 you know :P 22:32:49 Why do you have a Windows machine? 22:33:35 Because of games, I guess. 22:34:44 Don't most games run on wine anyway? 22:35:08 Maybe? 22:35:24 moteyalpha: no. 22:35:27 a few do 22:35:30 nowhere close to 'most' 22:35:40 -!- ihope has joined. 22:36:01 * ihope saves the day 22:36:27 i hope so 22:36:50 (so fresh!) 22:37:23 * ihope_ sends 22:39:12 **markov 22:39:13 Add some time delay. :P 22:40:14 peyavi: i don't think that's necessary, since you only respond to the **markov command 22:40:22 no one will think you're human anyway 22:40:27 Have you received anything? 22:40:35 **markov 22:40:36 dredhammer: fix what? 22:40:48 I do not think so ihope_ . 22:41:07 Meh. 22:41:08 -!- Tritonio_ has joined. 22:41:25 Did you see me say "Oogle." there? 22:42:34 * ehird` checks 22:42:43 :ihope_!n=ihope@tapthru/resident/ihope PRIVMSG peyavi :Oogle. 22:42:55 But nothing from ihope? 22:43:06 What about "Foom."? 22:43:40 **markov 22:43:41 soskel, not sure how to do with the brown corpus, never mind that! :P 22:44:45 ihope_: did you identify 22:44:53 you have to, to send /msg' 22:44:53 s 22:44:56 on freenode 22:45:30 -!- ihope has quit ("Reconnecting"). 22:45:40 -!- ihope has joined. 22:45:47 Trying again. 22:46:15 argh 22:46:16 stop 22:46:19 you're breaking 22:46:21 at the wrong points 22:46:29 do one sentence per messge 22:46:33 it only does it per message 22:47:28 -!- ihope_ has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 22:49:25 -!- ihope_ has joined. 22:49:45 -!- puzzlet_ has quit (Remote closed the connection). 22:50:30 ihope: see above 22:50:30 Well, I don't know how to stop sending. 22:50:40 Has it finished yet? 22:50:57 No 22:51:07 **markov 22:51:08 mindstorms: please explain 22:52:33 **markov 22:53:11 **markov 22:53:11 Should I revert back to the left of that, and starts walking. 22:53:19 Sounds like something from the story. 22:53:30 It's s till being sent. 22:54:03 "Just going by a feeling, he points himself somewhat to the left of that, and starts walking." 22:54:04 How far is it? 22:54:12 "he stares at the snake in shock" 22:54:27 That's not very far at all. 22:54:37 About a fifth of the way through. 22:54:40 "Hmm. Maybe the snake has no interest in biting him?" 22:55:04 Oh, there are line breaks in inappropriate places? That's not all that good. 22:55:10 Yeah 22:55:51 Well, if you aren't okay with lines ending with "He glanced over at Sammy and saw that Sammy"... 22:57:04 **markov 22:57:05 disoriented as he can. talk 22:57:09 **markov 22:57:09 ekneuss: I know the file itself. 22:57:10 **markov 22:57:11 cant get it started again. There were no cell 22:57:12 **markov 22:57:13 WGGMk: I'm experimenting with this 22:57:14 **markov 22:57:18 **markov 22:57:19 in kde I can save it into another socket? 22:57:20 **markov 22:57:21 i got amsn installed thxs guys 22:57:47 **markov 22:57:47 beautiful women carrying pitchers of water will come up and the 22:57:49 I guess "disoriented as he can. talk" isn't all that good. 22:57:59 -!- puzzlet has joined. 22:59:00 **markov 22:59:01 is there a reason specifically for using amsn? 22:59:57 **markov 22:59:57 have water, in it, and used the ones from the story. 23:03:08 -!- ehird` has quit (Read error: 113 (No route to host)). 23:03:37 -!- peyavi has quit (Read error: 113 (No route to host)). 23:06:07 -!- puzzlet has quit (Remote closed the connection). 23:06:08 -!- puzzlet_ has joined. 23:20:38 -!- ehird` has joined. 23:21:29 SORRY ihope :P 23:21:34 Crashified. 23:22:49 Oh. 23:22:52 Do you know how to stop sending in irssi? 23:23:02 -!- sebbu has quit ("bye"). 23:25:49 No. 23:25:50 I don't. 23:25:52 /quit? :P 23:33:14 -!- ehird[bloat] has joined. 23:33:23 hello from ERC, running under the worst OS ever 23:33:25 I mean emasc. 23:33:28 *emacs 23:33:42 this amuses me greatly because it seems to be well polished as far as IRC clients go. 23:33:49 ehird`: even tab completion 23:36:24 -!- ehird[bloat] has left (?). 23:36:50 -!- ehird has joined. 23:36:54 What the fsck. 23:36:59 Emacs, by default, has >two< IRC clients. 23:37:19 Priorities, eh? 23:37:48 -!- ehird has changed nick to ehird[bloooooooo. 23:37:53 23:37 /nick ehird[blooooat] 23:37:55 bah 23:38:56 -!- ehird[bloooooooo has quit (Client Quit). 23:52:08 ehird`: actually, I typed "Oh. Do you know how to stop sending in irssi?" before saying "Well, I don't know how to stop sending". It's just that it didn't send that until it finished sending the story, I guess :-P