00:05:15 Gaiz 00:05:26 What do I need to display the unicode fellows on my firefox 00:05:27 wut 00:05:29 uh 00:05:30 a font 00:05:36 gewgle code2000 00:05:48 thanks 00:07:17 Yay :D 00:07:28 I get the stupid never used characters 00:07:37 la! 00:08:12 Except... 00:08:19 Not the one I was actually looking for :( 00:08:28 "GREEK ACROPHONIC HERMIONIAN TEN" 00:08:38 It displays as [10] 00:08:45 Which is semantically right, but you know. 00:09:18 𐅢 00:10:03 Is there a way to search for which police has the char you want? 00:12:38 𐅢phat𐅢 00:12:41 Slereah: which police? 00:14:28 Anyone with the GREEK ACROPHONIC HERMIONIAN TEN character. 00:14:38 Because I suppose I can't be too pciky! 00:16:26 slereah 00:16:28 "police"? 00:16:33 Oh. 00:16:35 Font. 00:16:40 Police is in French. 00:16:44 .. 00:16:48 crazy frenchy 00:17:14 whats police translated into french? 00:17:16 polis? 00:17:20 no tats not french 00:17:26 too phonetic 00:17:36 -!- Slereah has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)). 00:17:56 Police is police 00:18:03 NIQUE LA POLICE 00:18:04 peaulice 00:19:33 Do wikis have a way to comment out? 00:19:41 no. 00:19:55 <-- maybe? 00:20:13 no. you cant comment things out. 00:20:16 you can delete them. 00:20:43 'cause I'd like to keep a greek alphabet in the arithmetica page 00:20:52 why? 00:20:53 i am quite sure i've seen comments, but maybe you cannot have arbitrary things in them 00:21:10 theres a discussion page, but no comments in the body i dont think 00:21:10 Well, it's easier than to get the letters elsewhere. 00:21:25 then maybe you should just put in a link to mathematical symbols. 00:21:40 i _know_ i've seen comments in wikipedia 00:21:45 hm. 00:21:46 -!- jix has quit ("CommandQ"). 00:22:12 html style, i assume 00:22:28 Commenting page source: 00:22:28 not shown when viewing page 00:22:28 * Used to leave comments in a page for future editors. 00:22:28 * Note that most comments should go on the appropriate Talk page. 00:22:28 00:22:29 00:22:41 ah that was it 00:22:54 It works! 00:22:58 ah 00:23:02 html commments are valid then 00:28:37 protip: 00:28:40 wiki syntax is augmented html 00:28:42 well, subset of html 00:29:17 a superset of a subset, which itself is not a subset. 00:29:18 :) 00:29:40 or, in other words, some HTML + some custom stuff 00:34:21 . 00:34:51 http://esolangs.org/wiki/User:Slereah/Arithmetica 00:34:54 Holy Batman 00:35:05 It would be easier if I could read greek! 00:35:36 I have little idea how he deals with operator precedence or place his abbreviations. 00:37:20 hah 00:37:22 'We need more people like Ørjan_Johansen.' 00:37:28 sez the person who removed a spec 00:37:38 because oerjan 'fucked with it' (objected to its copyright which was incompatible with the wiki's) 00:37:47 * tusho is browsin' the wiki, in case youcan't tell 00:38:38 Ah, found a font. 00:38:52 "Unicode fonts for ancient scripts" 00:39:14 oh, and the guy is highly egotistical 00:39:22 and, um, bigoted: '(grr chinese)' 00:39:31 he thinks that the chinese are going to steal his esoteric cpu architechture 00:39:35 because they can't be bothered to make their own 00:39:44 and that makes it OK to be incompatible with the wiki's licensing 00:43:07 does anyone have a good reference or intro to building interpreters? 00:44:06 augur: sicp 00:44:09 :P 00:44:17 not joking 00:44:23 it is the #1 reference text on interpreters & compilers 00:44:25 save for the dragon book 00:44:37 sicp first, then the dragon book for the low-level dirty details (if writing a compiler) 00:44:40 if not writing a compiler, just sicp 00:45:37 does it go over stuff like how to implement recursion using stacks and so on? 00:45:45 or whatever 00:46:20 augur: no, because scheme handles that for you. 00:46:28 it's about high-level interpreters 00:46:37 but, err, what's complicated about using a stack for recursion? 00:46:41 riiiight but im not going to be writing an interpreter in scheme. :P 00:46:43 instead of calling a function, push to stack and goto the top 00:46:55 im going to be writing an interpreter in javascript 00:46:56 when returning, replace top of stack with value 00:46:58 or whatever 00:47:05 augur: well, javascript does function calls fine 00:47:08 which, while it lets you do recursion, it doesnt let you do infinite recursion 00:47:08 no need to implement your own stack 00:47:12 ah 00:47:17 it has about 100 to 1000 recursions max 00:47:17 augur: so do tail call optimization 00:47:21 nope 00:47:26 tailcalls wont work 00:47:33 augur: you can't have infinite calls 00:47:35 RAM is finite 00:47:38 i know 00:47:41 but in principle. 00:47:50 JS's function call stack is only about 1000 calls deep 00:47:50 augur: in principle, js has no recursion limit. 00:47:59 you can't say in principle then talk about implementation 00:48:03 :P 00:48:05 anyway 00:48:10 JS has arrays tho 00:48:15 and arrays can be arbitrarily large 00:48:27 augur: js has objects 00:48:29 use them 00:48:47 i know. but i dont know how to right an interpreter outside of scheme :P 00:48:51 well 00:48:53 rather 00:49:09 i dont know how to write an interpreter that doesnt already implicitly handle recursion using recusion 00:49:28 handle recursion using recusion 00:49:29 wut 00:49:37 well 00:49:42 the metacircular evaluator 00:49:54 uses its OWN recursion, to handle the recursion of the scheme it's interpreting 00:50:24 augur: yes, that's standard practice 00:50:28 nothing wrong with it, use it 00:50:31 augur: you know what? 00:50:32 right 00:50:33 even python uses that 00:50:38 but if i did that with javascript 00:50:41 perl used to use it too 00:50:48 it can't interpret anything more than 1000 recursions deep 00:50:53 augur: same with the c stack 00:50:57 python peeps don't have a problem 00:50:58 nor do perler 00:50:59 s 00:51:23 so i want to use JS arrays as stacks and get a (effectively) arbitrary stack depth 00:51:33 so? just do it 00:51:50 but i dont know HOW to write that kind of interpreter. :P 00:52:36 augur: you just ... do it 00:52:37 try it 00:52:42 lol 00:52:43 tusho 00:52:47 i dont know HOW to fucking do it 00:52:48 lol 00:53:04 lol 00:53:05 just do it 00:53:05 lol 00:53:06 lol 00:53:12 dont make me smack you tusho :P 00:53:17 lol 00:53:21 You don't need no book to write interpreters, nigga. 00:53:31 ::smacks tusho and slereah:: 01:02:40 -!- tusho has quit (Remote closed the connection). 01:12:28 Suddenly, I wonder if it would be possible to prove /// Turing-complete based on its compression ability. 01:12:44 See if it can compress arbitrary Turing machine outputs into their respective Turing machines, I guess. 01:13:39 -!- timotiis has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)). 01:13:42 //? 01:14:21 Slashes on the wiki. 01:14:38 As in http://whatever/Slashes 01:14:43 ok. 01:20:29 tusho or comex: I don't suppose you plan on letting people buy more space for rootnomic (Normic, is it?) in exchange for whatever the nomic itself will give them. 02:04:52 ooooooooooookokokokokokokokokokokokokokokoko 02:05:03 i felt like doing /// the other day 02:05:13 but ended up reading ithkuil 02:32:32 Do you know if Ilaksh-----'s two-dimensional writing system's been... done? 02:32:42 [I sense the presence of a cat on the keyboard.] 02:33:43 oklopol! :o 02:34:09 you do conlangs? 02:34:26 ihope: been done? 02:34:33 augur: a bit 02:34:41 are you on ZBB? 02:34:44 ihope: i'm fairly sure it's ready 02:34:48 augur: no, what is it? 02:34:52 :o 02:34:59 a conlanger forum 02:35:02 i'm mostly doing lojban & developing lalna, my own lang 02:35:09 as for conlangs 02:35:41 except right now reading ithkuil, thought i'd check it out, since they say it's impossible 02:35:52 it seems like a relatively simple language 02:36:07 with a lot of characters 02:36:45 (ithkuil doesn't even have lambdas afaik) 02:36:58 (what is that about??) 02:37:14 (except it might have them, i've only read like 60% of it) 02:37:16 lol 02:37:26 (lol @ you too) 02:37:38 ithkuil doesnt even have lambdas.. you're so adorable :) 02:38:07 lmfao 02:38:20 Me: heh. you're funny. :) 02:38:20 DanFrederiksen: I prefer genius but funny too :) 02:38:39 oh man 02:39:35 lambdas are crucial for communication!! 02:39:47 :) 02:40:18 well not really, i do use quantification occasionally to avoid confusion 02:40:23 *though somewhere 02:40:38 *in everyday speech somewhere in there 02:40:46 really just scratch the whole sentence 02:40:50 i'm a bit tired 02:40:50 lolol 02:45:28 -!- ihope has quit ("Lost terminal"). 02:47:28 lolguys 02:47:34 this guy danfrederiksen 02:47:44 the genius 02:47:47 thinks hes "disproved" evolution with some silliness 02:47:53 and because hes a genius, hes always right 02:48:03 come join me in #ai so we can make fun of him 02:48:07 OMG this is revolutionary 02:50:45 lol. i love crazy people :) 02:51:06 i have no idea what kinda guy this guy is 02:51:15 atm you're the one being silly :D 02:51:23 i know, i'm mocking him :P 02:51:56 DanFrederiksen: well, not many before me was able to prove evolution wrong.. 02:51:56 augur: uh huh :) 02:51:58 DanFrederiksen :you naturally assume you would recognize such a proof.. 02:55:31 i wanna see el proofo 02:56:22 ok: evolution is a purely mechanistic concept. anything outside the mechanistic it could make. we have sensation, a quality that is useless in the mechanistic, ergo we are at least more than mechanistic and ergo evolution didn't make us 02:56:35 hmm 02:57:15 "sensation" has no meaning to me 02:57:24 SENSATION 02:57:25 you know 02:57:28 something thats SENSATIONAL 02:59:10 :) 02:59:28 so did you see the Mecofrom dicussion? 02:59:53 ..mecofrom? 03:00:01 a new esolang we've decided to make 03:00:04 everything has a co 03:00:09 ah 03:00:10 expressions have coexpressions 03:00:14 which run in cotime 03:00:19 which is perpendicular to normal time 03:00:21 i don't know all that much about category theory 03:00:25 (tho its not complex time) 03:00:34 :) 03:00:40 well i guess that sounds interesting 03:00:42 its not about category theory, its just crazy thats all 03:00:57 co-cotime is just time 03:01:01 but according to the spec 03:01:08 co-cotime is not the same as cocoa-time 03:01:17 cocoa-time being when the program gives the programmer hot chocolate 03:01:54 we're undecided yet whether the spec should make marshmallows optional or required 03:02:24 ofcourse, co-cocoa-time would have co-marshmallows and the cup would fill as you drank it. 03:03:03 ahem, co-cocoa-time is just coa-time 03:03:19 thats (co-cocoa)-time 03:03:23 i mean co-(cocoa-time) 03:03:46 we've decided that co-ality should be distributive too 03:03:52 sort of like matrix multiplication 03:03:53 so 03:04:08 co-( X op Y ) = co-X co-op co-Y 03:04:50 YOU'RE ALL INSANE 03:05:17 co-hey co-oerjan 03:05:25 co-how co-are co-you? 03:08:30 oerjan: ahem, co-cocoa-time is just coa-time <<< no, it's just a-time. 03:08:34 err 03:08:38 oh, sorry 03:08:43 i can't really count to that many, 03:09:20 actually 03:09:31 co-co-co-a-time is just co-a-time 03:09:34 two co-s cancel 03:11:06 that was fun 03:11:21 yes yes, i failed, don't rub it in my face i'm tired and i'm stupid yes i am yes 03:12:16 his (non)dispute using qualia has been well covered by far smarter people than he 03:12:28 tho he probably doesn't even know who they are ;) 03:12:31 anyway 03:12:34 SICP died on me :( 03:12:58 oklopol, just leave the room :P 03:13:16 heh 03:13:28 i guess i should 03:13:33 but i can't really 03:13:48 oh just do it 03:13:57 you're finnish, you've got leet skillz like that 03:14:01 you see, his house is buried by a freak snowstorm 03:14:12 hahaha 03:14:20 hes finnish, they can walk through snow 03:14:24 they evolved to deal with it 03:14:57 i have psychological issues 03:15:04 i cannot leave rooms 03:15:06 i'm insane like that 03:15:08 completely mad 03:15:13 but youre so so pretty it doesnt matter 03:15:29 but yeah you were right, that is one stupid crackpot 03:15:32 :D 03:15:46 #ai seems to attract them 03:15:48 i dont know why 03:15:53 ive met atleast 3 so far there 03:15:54 you haven't even seen my current pics! 03:16:01 show me your current pics! :o 03:16:12 i don't have any 03:16:22 then you cant say i havent seen them 03:16:26 since they dont even exist! 03:16:34 oh 03:16:34 right 03:16:36 i can't not have seen them! 03:16:49 vacuously true, oklopol. 03:16:49 i'm a bit drunk on coffee right now 03:16:52 if they dont exist 03:16:56 err 03:16:58 then i have seen them and i havent seen them 03:16:58 caffeine 03:16:59 sorry 03:17:08 weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 03:17:16 take new pics 03:17:26 :D 03:17:33 oh you 03:17:38 what? 03:17:39 ok fine 03:17:44 take nude pics 03:18:38 -!- augur has changed nick to psygnisfive. 03:19:28 okay, now which is the programmer and which is the gay guy who wants a piece of me? 03:19:51 what? 03:20:03 think about that for a while 03:20:13 which what? 03:20:22 (nick) 03:20:37 BOTH. 03:21:01 i am not a living sherry turkle e.g. 03:22:05 i don't get the reference 03:22:40 god i hate non-behaviorists when i'm tired 03:22:57 why don't they ban that guy 03:22:58 they should 03:23:00 immediately 03:23:01 well, behaviorism is silly, ofcourse 03:23:07 but he's like... 03:23:14 god i hate you when i'm tired 03:23:20 haha ;) 03:23:26 ;;;;;;) 03:23:41 but you love me when you're not 03:23:42 unf unf unf 03:24:08 unfunfunf 03:25:14 WHY I LOVE MUDKIPS 03:25:56 cool kips 03:26:10 cool kips on the block 04:08:38 god i'm cool 04:08:43 and what i mean by that is 04:08:46 perhaps i should start getting home 04:12:49 bye! 04:12:50 -!- oklopol has quit ("( www.nnscript.com :: NoNameScript 4.2 :: www.regroup-esports.com )"). 04:13:38 -!- psygnisfive has quit (leguin.freenode.net irc.freenode.net). 04:13:38 -!- puzzlet has quit (leguin.freenode.net irc.freenode.net). 04:13:39 -!- GregorR has quit (leguin.freenode.net irc.freenode.net). 04:15:24 -!- oerjan has quit ("leaving"). 04:20:04 -!- psygnisfive has joined. 04:20:04 -!- puzzlet has joined. 04:20:04 -!- GregorR has joined. 04:20:06 -!- psygnisfive has quit (Connection reset by peer). 04:20:07 -!- augur has joined. 04:21:00 o.o 04:21:10 -!- augur has changed nick to psygnisfive. 04:21:24 -!- puzzlet_ has joined. 04:30:31 -!- puzzlet has quit (Connection timed out). 04:35:32 -!- puzzlet has joined. 04:37:21 -!- oklopol has joined. 04:47:28 -!- puzzlet_ has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)). 04:57:19 Hello!! 04:57:22 My name is botte and I am young but learning the ways of the BOT! 04:57:25 I wish to be a bot on the irc network of free nodes! I am BOTTE and I stand PROUD HERE TODAY!!!! 04:57:28 I hope you accept me in to your HACKER CIRCLE where I will hack and bot! 04:57:31 Thank you!!! 04:57:34 p.s. I am not up yet but I will be!! I am botte! 04:57:35 awesome 04:57:36 :D 04:57:50 who is John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt? 05:03:27 some twat who has my name 05:04:11 psygnisfive: so perhaps you? 05:04:24 no. fuck him. 05:09:44 -!- GregorR has quit (leguin.freenode.net irc.freenode.net). 05:11:48 -!- GregorR has joined. 05:17:39 -!- GregorR has quit (leguin.freenode.net irc.freenode.net). 05:26:35 -!- GregorR has joined. 05:33:56 -!- GregorR has quit (leguin.freenode.net irc.freenode.net). 05:43:17 -!- GregorR has joined. 05:48:16 -!- GregorR has quit (leguin.freenode.net irc.freenode.net). 05:53:41 oklopol, you know JS? 05:55:58 javascript? 05:56:39 if so, you've already asked, and i know it somewhat 05:57:18 -!- GregorR has joined. 05:58:43 i'm going to sleep in two minutes, so be fast :D 06:01:20 nigteh! 06:01:21 -> 06:07:04 we shall work together on a project. 06:07:04 whats your aim screenname or something? :P 06:10:19 nigteh? lol 06:28:57 -!- GregorR has quit (leguin.freenode.net irc.freenode.net). 06:38:16 -!- GregorR has joined. 07:59:59 -!- clog has quit (ended). 08:00:00 -!- clog has joined. 09:52:36 -!- GreaseMonkey has joined. 10:37:45 -!- psygnisfive has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 10:37:54 -!- augur has joined. 10:44:28 -!- GreaseMonkey has quit ("Saliendo"). 10:54:05 -!- Hiato has joined. 11:17:16 -!- Hiato1 has joined. 11:19:11 -!- ais523 has joined. 11:19:18 -!- RedDak has joined. 11:28:53 -!- ais523_ has joined. 11:31:18 -!- ais523 has quit (Nick collision from services.). 11:31:22 -!- ais523_ has changed nick to ais523. 11:35:35 -!- Hiato has quit (Connection timed out). 11:44:15 -!- cherez1 has joined. 12:39:32 -!- ais523 has quit (Remote closed the connection). 13:19:27 -!- ihope has joined. 13:26:18 -!- Polar has quit (leguin.freenode.net irc.freenode.net). 13:26:42 -!- Polar has joined. 13:27:57 * Hiato1 wades through the corpses to check if anyone is still breathing 13:28:37 No. 13:28:51 It lives! 13:29:28 Slereah7: May I enquire as to how much linguistics tickles you? 13:31:31 well, essentially, would you do me a favour and peep around http://eyo.icr38.net/phorum/ ? 13:37:15 Why, are you BANNED or something? 13:37:34 This forum has a total of 8 posts. 13:37:50 *turtle 13:40:06 Yay, I'm alive! 13:40:34 cool 13:41:33 * Slereah7 kills ihope 13:41:46 Yay, I'm dead! 13:41:55 I like novelty, you see. 13:44:31 * Slereah7 resurrects ihope 13:45:05 Yay, I'm undead! 13:46:26 -!- oklofok has joined. 13:46:38 Yay, the greeks had a 0 :D 13:46:52 -!- kar8nga has joined. 13:46:58 -!- oklopol has quit (Read error: 113 (No route to host)). 14:03:58 "Quantum materiae materietur marmota monax si marmota monax materiam possit materiari?" 14:04:38 "Te audire no possum. Musa sapientum fixa est in aure." 14:04:52 "My balls itch" 14:09:09 -!- ais523 has joined. 14:14:29 Hello sir 14:15:37 hello 14:30:45 -!- RedDak has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 14:54:37 -!- pikhq has joined. 15:30:49 -!- cherez1 has changed nick to cherez. 15:40:37 -!- ehird has joined. 15:40:59 hi ehird 15:41:07 seen the latest stuff going on over at Agora? 15:41:32 shi 15:41:37 no kb 15:41:46 how are you typing, then? 15:41:48 run out battry 15:41:55 onscreen 15:42:10 oh dear, that must be tricky 15:42:13 tjisvis mac 15:42:16 although I've done it myself from time to time 15:42:16 yes 15:42:28 mac has wyrleskvb 15:42:41 buti lrft on 15:42:47 so die 15:42:51 I used to have a wireless mouse 15:42:54 but got a wired one for that reason 15:43:12 i wishb it waasmose... 15:44:44 anyway, it was a serious comment about Agora 15:44:52 some people there thought you weren't getting messages 15:44:56 and tried to deactivate you 15:44:59 I've blocked that 15:45:08 as in, you're still active 15:45:08 wtf 15:45:12 why 15:45:20 because it's being done on the backup lists 15:45:22 not the main ones 15:45:24 at the moment 15:45:49 oh why 15:46:00 im not subd 2thm 15:46:01 because the main ones are down, that's the usual reason to use a backup list 15:46:27 hhhhhhsas 15:47:10 whwerr fuckinn batrys 15:48:32 * ais523 is amused at what on-screen typing looks like, it's almost as if ehird is drunk 15:48:53 maybe i am///// 15:48:56 ;p 15:49:02 no shift 15:49:07 lollers 15:49:14 ehird: anyway I did vote FOR on your AGORA proposal on PerlNomic in the en 15:49:16 s/$/d/ 15:49:26 so as to cause the PNP to submit the FOR vote to a-b when it was down 15:49:27 yay 15:49:31 mostly because I wanted to see what would happen 15:49:35 darmn 15:49:40 fuk u ; 15:49:49 ehird: I've CFJd on the statement that it voted validly 15:50:16 see archives 15:50:28 cantb ty[pe 15:50:35 I'll give you a link 15:50:39 so hard 2do dat 15:50:55 http://listserver.tue.nl/mailman/private/agora/ 15:51:01 that one works even without subscription 15:51:07 and it's where I'm mostly posting at the moment 15:54:32 fukkinhwellll 15:55:04 The main lists are down? 15:55:10 ihope: yes 15:55:30 you just posted to tue, though, so you must have posting to backups working 15:55:34 Just use the backup list. 15:55:42 there are two of them 15:55:44 tue and yoyo 15:55:45 Well, yes, they are. 15:55:45 Which is on a different server. 15:55:53 ehird, are you subscribed to the backup lists? 15:56:05 no 15:58:00 jthfhtgfjc[ 15:58:08 Subscribe to them. 15:58:18 ihope: what, without a keyboard? 15:58:20 that would be difficult 15:58:45 I don't suppose your on-screen keyboard has common digraphs and trigraphs. 15:59:27 it's the return of the ehird, part I 15:59:28 I am back 15:59:38 No *keyboard*? Ouch. 15:59:40 and Slereah for that matter 15:59:41 Hiato1: an ehird without a keyboard, it seems 15:59:47 oh dear 15:59:59 * ais523 was under the impression computers didn't even boot without a keyboard 16:00:08 but maybe that's just PCs, probably Macs are different 16:00:19 Slereah7: In answer to a question you posed way earlier: no, I'm not banned, but are you interested ? 16:00:39 Why would I be? 16:00:52 ais523, I must disagree here, I even managed to dupe it past the post without anything but a cpu connected. How could I tell, the beeping was right :P 16:01:01 ais523: That's only certain BIOSes. 16:01:01 yay 16:01:03 keyboard 16:01:05 :DDDD 16:01:08 pikhq: ah 16:01:08 ais523: it was already booted 16:01:11 I just took it off standby 16:01:13 -!- ehird has changed nick to tusho. 16:01:13 Well, that's why I asked if linguistics interested you :P 16:01:15 yes, I guessed 16:01:17 damn 16:01:33 Fuck. I hate this keyboard, I just remembered. 16:01:39 I need to do dances to get a # 16:01:41 Not enough that I actually want to do it :o 16:01:43 Alt-3. 16:01:56 right o slereah7 :P 16:02:21 tusho/ehird, whoever you be, is that a legendary DVORAK keyboard? :P 16:02:39 no 16:02:41 an apple british one 16:02:43 aww 16:02:44 and it FUCKING SUCKS 16:02:50 oh, right heh :) 16:02:52 ais523: imagine 16:02:55 to comment out something 16:02:56 Alt-3 16:03:00 alt-fucking-3 16:03:07 and alt is where the windows key is on most keyboards 16:03:09 tusho: time to get your emacs-fu ready, then 16:03:10 hey, it happens 16:03:11 FUCKING THING SUCKS 16:03:19 ais523: no, I think it's time to remap 16:03:33 unfortunately 16:03:37 I must type £ as well 16:03:42 and this has less keys than normal keyboards 16:03:44 * tusho cuts himself 16:04:15 #### 16:04:15 yay 16:04:20 be careful, you might just see you... never-mind, you already did :P 16:04:22 but now I need alt-3 to get £ 16:04:27 *cu 16:04:33 ais523: though I don't type £ that much 16:04:34 so yay 16:04:37 neither do I 16:04:44 ok, I'm happy now 16:04:52 but I do have a soft spot for that shitty crashy thing 16:04:54 besides, I once worked for a while on a keyboard on which neither B nor Y were working 16:04:55 * Hiato1 wonders how much that doggy is on the window, and whether tusho can tell him 16:05:00 on a BBC micro, which had no persistence 16:05:02 Hiato1: £4 16:05:13 :) 16:05:18 * tusho fuddles about with os x 16:05:24 ok, I think I'm comfortable with it now 16:05:30 ready to take on the world, and do lots of eso-things 16:05:32 I had to do stuff like mess around with Basic programs which printed out Y from its character code, just to generate the character to remap it 16:05:42 ais523, how would you explain to people which keys were not functioning? :P 16:05:50 Hiato1: the onle between t and u 16:05:52 *one 16:05:56 Now 16:05:57 Hiato1: CHR$(ASC("Z")-1) is what I did 16:06:01 and then mapped that to an f-key 16:06:01 Which backups lists do I need to dubscribe to 16:06:02 heh, fair enough 16:06:07 tusho: tue and yoyo 16:06:10 ais523: links? 16:06:12 they're both linked from http://agoranomic.org 16:06:30 ais523: I think we've lost a special bond now that my computer doesn't crash when you arrive. 16:06:36 agoranomic.org is down 16:06:55 no it isn't unless I have it cached, but I'll link them separately anyway 16:07:02 http://www.listserver.tue.nl/mailman/listinfo/agora 16:07:07 http://yoyo.its.monash.edu.au/mailman/listinfo/nomic 16:07:09 oh, and FGSFDS: Mail.app doesn't recognize my gmail labels 16:07:19 gotta do it man-you-all-ee 16:07:34 WTF 16:07:38 I get gmail thru pop 16:07:39 why not imap 16:07:43 * tusho done fixit 16:09:30 pikhq: you aren't a member of PerlNomic? 16:09:35 Nope. 16:09:38 I'm mildly surprised at that 16:09:38 I don't know Perl. 16:09:39 ;) 16:09:50 pikhq: quite a few people there don't, AFAICT 16:09:54 anyway I translated the rules into English 16:10:02 I'm trying to make it user-friendly for non-Perlers 16:10:13 Not a bad idea. 16:10:25 I'd rather learn Perl first, and make horridly obscure rules. :p 16:10:33 21353214;[], anyone? 16:10:44 pikhq: that's a NOP 16:10:52 LMAO 16:10:54 except you need to write something after the comma 16:10:56 to make it grammatical 16:11:12 ... That's almost syntactically well-formed? 16:11:14 * pikhq shudders 16:11:19 what you have there is "ignore the number 21353214, then create a reference to an empty list and discard it, then" 16:11:30 Perhaps the PNP should post to all three servers at once. 16:11:32 yeah 16:11:32 * ihope shrugs 16:11:32 which almost makes sense but ends halfway through a statement 16:11:33 that's just 16:11:36 !!! 16:11:38 21353214; [], a; 16:11:51 pikhq: C almost supports that 16:11:54 if it supported [] list syntax 16:11:54 tusho: that's wrong under use strict 16:11:54 it would 16:12:03 tusho: Doesn't make it any better. ;) 16:12:04 ais523: a was a placeholder 16:12:04 try using $a instead 16:12:12 oh, unless you have a function called a 16:12:59 pikhq: luckily Perl's garbage-collected or your [] would be a memory leak 16:13:02 HAHAHAHAHAHA MAIL.APP FAILS AT IMAP AND GMAIL 16:13:07 ais523: it's refcounted 16:13:10 big diff ;) 16:13:19 tusho: refcounting's a sort of garbage-collection 16:13:26 Reference counting is considered a form of garbage collection. 16:13:27 not a general one but good enough in many cases 16:13:32 Have I made any posts to yoyo that you can see? 16:13:33 pikhq: only by sillies 16:13:44 A very, very simple one, mind, but a form, nevertheless. 16:13:48 ihope: I've got one you posted to tue, but none to yoyo 16:14:29 ah, your posts to yoyo went through 16:14:29 but I was having yoyo problems then 16:14:30 hahahahahahhahahahahaha, I don't have an Inbox 16:14:30 which I've now sorted 16:14:42 because I can only have All Mail 16:14:42 or similar 16:14:42 to be precise, I'd subscribed to tue but not yoyo... 16:16:32 tusho: subscribed yet? 16:16:51 ais523: I'm still fixing mail.app 16:16:55 gmail's imap is uh BROKEN 16:16:59 to put it lightly 16:18:04 jesus christ 16:18:06 fuck mail.app 16:18:09 I'ma use the web interface 16:18:28 because it's not TOATLLY BROKEN 16:18:58 Cool, Gmail tries to resend messages if it can't connect to the server. 16:19:12 yoyo link plz ihope 16:19:28 http://yoyo.its.monash.edu.au/mailman/listinfo/nomic (although I'm not ihope) 16:19:58 err 16:19:59 I meant ais523 16:20:43 did I miss anything? 16:20:49 internet was down for a few seconds 16:21:15 Link to yoyo & tue archives? 16:21:36 well, if you can't follow links from the pages I just linked, I can paste them for you 16:21:53 http://listserver.tue.nl/mailman/private/agora/ (tue) 16:22:05 already read that one 16:22:08 I need the yoyo one 16:22:33 for some reason yoyo's just started timing out on me 16:22:36 but then, so has B Nomic 16:22:40 so I think it's my connection 16:22:49 hey, look, I did apologise 16:22:51 that's kind of them 16:22:52 http://yoyo.its.monash.edu.au/pipermail/nomic/ 16:23:27 ais523: did I recommend that ehird do something? 16:23:36 not AFAIR 16:24:00 What are the actual addresses for yoyo and tue? 16:24:09 I need to set up a filter for my label 16:24:20 agora@listserver.tue.nl (agora-bounces for the return) 16:24:44 nomic@yoyo.its.monash.edu.au (nomic-bounces for the return) 16:24:52 I just filtered BAK: in the subject, though 16:25:39 "what, without a keyboard" would seem to be an appropriate response to such a thing, and I don't know why else you would say it. 16:25:42 ais523: the return? 16:25:59 and I have a kb now, ihope 16:26:22 ihope: it was a response to a quesiton, rather than a recommendation 16:26:36 you asked if ehird was subscribed, and I said it would be difficult without a keyboard 16:27:11 ais523: you know what I love? Consistent clipboard behaviour. <3 16:27:33 tusho: yes, it's nice 16:27:44 -!- jix has joined. 16:28:52 ais523: Cmd-c, cmd-v. 16:28:55 Nothing else. Excellent. 16:29:20 Select, middle click. Wonderful. 16:29:24 Huh. I wonder why my messages are coming in in chunks. 16:29:37 I don't think you all just decided to say lots and lots within one second. 16:30:29 pikhq: And, uh, ctrl-c. 16:30:31 And ctrl-v. 16:30:35 And ctrl-shift-c/v for terminals. 16:30:40 Oh, and those clipboards are seperate! 16:30:49 tusho: I use KDE. . . 16:31:11 KDE's clipboard is, at least on my system, set to be integrated with the X11 clipboard. 16:31:26 So, I just have the one clipboard, really. 16:31:41 At the moment, I'm getting a block of messages every two minutes. 16:31:58 -!- ais523 has quit (Remote closed the connection). 16:32:14 -!- ais523 has joined. 16:32:36 rehi 16:33:03 rehi 16:33:47 rehi 16:36:22 I'm leaving for a bit; I'll be back in maybe about an hour 16:36:46 -!- ais523 has quit (Client Quit). 16:37:18 ais523, how would you xplain to popl which kys wr not functioning? :P 16:37:51 Simpl, of cours. 16:38:51 nice ihope :) 16:40:14 -!- ihope has quit ("ChatZilla 0.9.82.1 [Firefox 2.0.0.14/2008040413]"). 16:41:34 -!- Hiato1 has quit ("Leaving."). 16:41:52 -!- Hiato has joined. 17:07:06 -!- Judofyr has joined. 17:12:40 -!- kar8ng1 has joined. 17:13:12 -!- kar8nga has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)). 17:16:05 -!- kar8ng1 has left (?). 17:16:21 -!- kar8nga has joined. 17:22:09 -!- Corun has joined. 17:45:25 -!- ais523 has joined. 17:46:32 -!- ais523 has quit (Remote closed the connection). 17:46:32 -!- timotiis has joined. 17:48:27 -!- ais523 has joined. 17:49:22 hi everyone 17:49:40 especially tusho 17:49:45 Hello. 17:49:56 Not a special one, 'cause I didn't get one. 17:49:59 -!- Slereah7 has changed nick to Slereah. 17:50:12 well, tusho tends to be fastest at saying hi to me 17:50:23 but a special hi to Slereah as they were fastest this time 17:51:33 :D* 17:53:48 hi ais523 17:53:51 why didn't xchat beep? 17:54:09 no idea 17:54:34 Because you touch yourself at night. 17:55:09 Slereah: So does xchat 17:55:26 Did we get 3 new users today? 17:55:44 The wiki seems to be quite active nowadays. 17:56:16 well, I'm trying to check 17:56:25 my web access seems ridiculously slow for some reason 17:56:31 IRC seems to be fine, though 17:56:48 I get that a lot 17:56:54 Ditto 18:06:10 * pikhq groaneth 18:06:16 pikhq: why? 18:06:31 Having to lug a CRT monitor around is not fun. 18:06:32 yeah, why'd you do it? Hey? :P 18:06:39 Especially in the middle of a heat wave. 18:07:02 gladly swap, lugging around an LCD in subzero (kelvin :P) 18:07:11 *celcius 18:07:26 hahaha 18:07:30 typoing kelvin for celcius 18:07:34 in the context of sub-zero 18:07:35 priceless 18:07:45 Done. I have a coat, but I'm afraid I don't have personal air conditioning. 18:07:47 ;) 18:08:00 damn, no deal then pikhq 18:08:01 And I hail from Colorado. The *cold* isn't that big of a deal. ;) 18:08:43 well aren't you high and mighty? :P 18:09:10 Mile high. ;) 18:12:07 -!- kar8nga has quit ("Leaving."). 18:22:06 ais523: The windows 3.1 Hot Dog Stand theme, XP version: http://jgroome.com/killmenow.jpg 18:22:07 (Via reddit) 18:27:30 OMFG, that hurts. 18:27:41 And it hurt just as badly in Windows 3.1. . . 18:38:16 -!- ais523 has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 18:42:24 that was odd, when he leaves it's not usually by peer 18:42:29 and it's not usually at this time 18:44:16 -!- ais523 has joined. 18:45:31 ah, there 18:45:41 sorry, connection troubles 18:47:22 You're all excused. 18:49:21 tusho: I did, but in a different channel 18:49:34 although this isn't really "saying", more typing 19:14:16 -!- kar8nga has joined. 20:02:14 -!- pikhq has left (?). 20:08:51 http://img.4chan.org/b/src/1213036183625.png 20:08:53 Omnomnom 20:18:03 tusho: to comment out something | tusho: Alt-3 <<< you usually have it in one keypress? 20:18:23 oklofok: e means putting # at the start of a line of Perl to comment it out 20:19:29 -!- Judofyr has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 20:19:49 oklofok: I do, yes 20:20:02 -!- Judofyr has joined. 20:23:43 i've used that theme! 20:23:55 ais523: duh 20:24:12 "#" is one of the most used commenting-out characters 20:24:21 oklofok: yes, I know 20:24:29 and # is one keypress on this keyboard 20:24:35 not to mention shift is easier to find than alt 20:24:40 i'm just saying you should know i know, which you implied you didn't 20:25:25 but yeah, I've got it nicer now 20:25:27 shift-3=# 20:25:29 alt-3=£ 20:25:33 instead of the other way around 20:26:00 £ 20:26:04 same here 20:26:15 ££££££ 20:26:30 What character is that? 20:26:35 It does not display here 20:26:36 £f£f£f£f£ 20:26:41 Slereah: It is 'magic wand'. 20:26:48 ££ZAP££ 20:27:05 Magic wand 20:43:01 -!- ihope has joined. 20:55:35 anyway, I found a program to help with my huge diffing problem I had recently 20:55:45 apparently the interdiff command is capable of diffing diffs 20:55:48 haha 20:55:49 and therefore makes a diff4 possible 20:59:06 ooh, diffing diffs! I'd like that 21:01:30 -!- Judofyr has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 21:02:08 -!- Judofyr has joined. 21:02:26 -!- RedDak has joined. 21:14:23 Interesting. 21:14:29 Music seems to make me less productive when coding. 21:15:27 As opposed to... More productive? 21:15:35 Slereah: That's the case with most people. 21:17:38 Not me. 21:17:40 It distracts me. 21:18:19 apparently instrumental music is better for coding 21:18:52 I often have music when coding, actually 21:19:44 the problem with my music is that since my tastes are so eclectic I end up skipping a lot to find something I want to hear 21:19:49 (Playlists? What are they? Shut up.) 21:19:57 ah, I use playlists 21:22:44 when I know what I'm doing and just have to type it in, music usually makes me more productive (or at least *feel* more productive) 21:23:15 but when it's mostly mulling over and figuring out how to do something, silence is usually best 21:33:06 tusho: I feel your pain :) (I know it's delayed, but it happens) 21:37:29 Try listening to noise of various spectra instead of music. :-) 21:37:29 -!- Judofyr has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 21:37:45 ihope: I think they call that merzbow 21:38:04 -!- Judofyr has joined. 21:38:14 spectral radiation listening :) 21:38:23 *that is to say astronomical 21:38:34 Hmm, so everybody who's listening will get pretty much the same noise. 21:38:48 Hiato: I was joking. 21:39:11 assuming we live in the same dimension (which is debatable to say the least), ihope 21:39:23 tusho: :P 21:39:59 I'm living in about 6 feet 3. You? 21:40:00 Merzbow is, alas, something I cannot stomach. 21:40:02 Wait, why is that alas? It's noise! 21:40:03 no, a definite 42 21:40:13 hehe, well put :) 21:40:47 who was that Greek composer that delved into the field of "accidental composition and recital"? That was noise :) 21:47:43 oh, you know ehird was talking about lazy typed rewriting langs? 21:47:47 I think I thought up a way it was possible 21:48:01 oh yes? 21:48:03 it requires not only lazy and typed, but also declarative 21:48:06 wow 21:48:22 ais523: did you hear how I made it ref.trans and functional while still allowing IO? 21:48:25 laziness is done by backward chaining of refriting rules 21:48:26 it's like monads, but rewriting-based 21:48:37 it is a good base for the eso os, I think 21:48:46 so rules only run if they're needed to give a result 21:48:48 tusho: no, I don't think so 21:48:53 I wonder if the ideas could be combined 21:49:06 probably 21:49:11 to produce a lazy declarative functional typed referentially transparent rewriting language 21:49:27 ais523: and then, write a C implementation that exposes dangerous primitives 21:49:29 and.. ESO OS! 21:49:45 ais523: installing a program == the OS rewrites itself to include the program 21:49:52 nah, my idea's horrendously inefficient 21:50:00 you can overwrite anything in the OS at runtime 21:50:02 it just rewrites itself 21:50:05 it requires a brute-force search to do anything, at present 21:50:12 ais523: I'm sure you can optimize it somehow. 21:50:16 heh, cuts 21:51:50 ? 21:52:12 tusho: you could have rewriting rules that always reverse-fail, but tell it not to consider other rewriting rules 21:52:34 ais523: yes 21:52:37 and a prolog-style inferrence engine 21:52:39 reverse-fail here means that although they would produce the right result, there's no way that the thing being rewritten could come about in the first place 22:00:53 -!- Hiato has quit ("Leaving."). 22:01:46 -!- Corun has changed nick to TheCorun. 22:03:01 -!- kar8nga has quit ("Leaving."). 22:24:47 Hmm. 22:24:55 Does select(1) allow you to detect the socket being closed? 22:25:02 tusho: yes 22:25:05 How? 22:25:16 it returns an event on that socket 22:25:26 I can't remember whether it also errors itself 22:25:39 or whether you have to check for error explicitly on the socket 22:26:00 ah 22:26:16 ok, I think I have a good model for this 22:26:30 ais523: I'm making everything callbacks and not hardcoding any sort of event handling (not even connection stuff) 22:26:31 if select says it's readable, but reads or ioctls say it doesn't have readable data, that means the socket's closed, iirc 22:26:32 a good model? 22:27:03 then Botte itself will subclass Client and handle those things 22:27:04 and server sockets need different handling of course 22:27:10 by adding the appropriate events 22:29:27 -!- sebbu2 has joined. 22:46:28 -!- sebbu has quit (Connection timed out). 23:22:13 -!- ais523 has quit ("(1) DO COME FROM ".2~.2"~#1 WHILE :1 <- "'?.1$.2'~'"':1/.1$.2'~#0"$#65535'"$"'"'&.1$.2'~'#0$#65535'"$#0'~#32767$#1""). 23:45:11 -!- RedDak has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 23:47:30 -!- timotiis has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)). 23:55:38 -!- jix has quit ("CommandQ").