00:07:43 lovely 00:10:41 -!- Nisstyre has changed nick to nisstyre. 00:24:48 > 9999 / 365 00:24:48 27.394520547945206 00:26:32 -!- augur has quit (Remote host closed the connection). 00:30:48 -!- augur has joined. 00:31:43 -!- Phantom_Hoover has quit (Read error: Connection reset by peer). 00:34:02 -!- cswords__ has quit (Ping timeout: 265 seconds). 00:35:16 > 714 / 17 00:35:17 42.0 00:36:21 how to extract a root? 00:36:32 > sqrt (42.0) 00:36:33 6.48074069840786 00:36:37 thx 00:36:46 actually parentheses not needed 00:37:04 -!- cswords has joined. 00:37:07 > sin (90) 00:37:07 0.8939966636005579 00:37:10 > 42.0 ** (1/3) -- other roots 00:37:11 3.4760266448864496 00:37:30 -!- derdon has joined. 00:37:33 -!- derdon has quit (Remote host closed the connection). 00:37:38 -!- derdon has joined. 00:39:26 And how do I get all the N roots? 00:39:33 you told me once oerjan, but i forgot: how to calculate a function for a number of values like x² for -10..10 with step 2 00:40:15 > [x^2 | x <- [-10, -8 .. 10]] 00:40:16 [100,64,36,16,4,0,4,16,36,64,100] 00:40:27 ah yes *noted 00:40:40 > [42.0 ** (1/n) | n <- [1..]] -- for fizzie 00:40:41 [42.0,6.48074069840786,3.4760266448864496,2.5457298950218306,2.111785764966... 00:41:02 or wait, did you mean all the complex roots? 00:41:05 oerjan: No, I mean, all three cube roots of 42, for examle. 00:41:07 Yes. 00:41:12 well... 00:42:15 Okay, they're equally spaced around the thing, I suppose. 00:42:21 :t sic 00:42:22 Not in scope: `sic' 00:42:27 > (^2) <$> [-10, -8 .. 10] -- not related 00:42:28 [100,64,36,16,4,0,4,16,36,64,100] 00:42:29 hm what was that 00:42:40 @hoogle a -> Complex a 00:42:41 Data.Complex (:+) :: a -> a -> Complex a 00:42:41 Data.Complex cis :: RealFloat a => a -> Complex a 00:42:41 Prelude id :: a -> a 00:42:45 ah cis 00:43:21 > [42.0 ** (1/3) * cis (n * pi / 3) | n <- [0, 2, 4]] 00:43:22 [3.4760266448864496 :+ 0.0,(-1.7380133224432242) :+ 3.010327378703255,(-1.7... 00:43:51 OKAY, like you often say. 00:44:23 @source Data.Complex 00:44:24 http://darcs.haskell.org/packages/base/Data/Complex.hs 00:45:22 oh hm 00:45:43 > [makePolar (42.0 ** (1/3)) (n * pi / 3) | n <- [0, 2, 4]] 00:45:44 Not in scope: `makePolar' 00:45:54 > [mkPolar (42.0 ** (1/3)) (n * pi / 3) | n <- [0, 2, 4]] 00:45:55 [3.4760266448864496 :+ 0.0,(-1.7380133224432242) :+ 3.010327378703255,(-1.7... 00:46:09 Tell me idea/complaint about this please? http://sprunge.us/QdMI 00:47:07 > [a*b | a <- [1 .. 10], b <- [2, 4 .. 10]] 00:47:08 [2,4,6,8,10,4,8,12,16,20,6,12,18,24,30,8,16,24,32,40,10,20,30,40,50,12,24,3... 00:47:40 octave:3> roots([1, 0, 0, -42]) 00:47:40 ans = 00:47:41 -1.7380 + 3.0103i 00:47:41 -1.7380 - 3.0103i 00:47:41 3.4760 + 0.0000i 00:47:54 It's perhaps not the most pleasant interface either. 00:48:12 Takes coefficients of a polly nomial. 00:48:43 well haskell doesn't have _that_ in base, i think 00:50:26 > [ a | a <- [1, 2, 4, 7, 11..29]] 00:50:27 : parse error on input `..' 00:50:27 You can say roots(poly(X)) in Octave if you want to solve eigenvalues of X really badly. (poly(X) returns the characteristic polynomial.) 00:50:35 > [ a | a <- [1, 2, 4, 7, 11 .. 29]] 00:50:36 : parse error on input `..' 00:50:58 hagb4rd: sorry, only one comma 00:51:21 k.. 00:51:48 > [a | a <- [1, 2, 4] ++ [7, 11 .. 29]] 00:51:50 [1,2,4,7,11,15,19,23,27] 00:52:10 > scanl (+) 1 [2..] 00:52:11 [1,3,6,10,15,21,28,36,45,55,66,78,91,105,120,136,153,171,190,210,231,253,27... 00:52:14 oops 00:52:19 > scanl (+) 1 [1..] 00:52:20 [1,2,4,7,11,16,22,29,37,46,56,67,79,92,106,121,137,154,172,191,211,232,254,... 00:53:10 wow 00:53:17 > takeWhile (<= 29) $ scanl (+) 1 [1..] 00:53:18 [1,2,4,7,11,16,22,29] 00:53:29 what does scanl mean at all? 00:53:45 > scanl f x [1,2,3] :: [Expr] 00:53:46 [x,f x 1,f (f x 1) 2,f (f (f x 1) 2) 3] 00:54:27 @src scanl 00:54:27 scanl f q ls = q : case ls of 00:54:27 [] -> [] 00:54:27 x:xs -> scanl f (f q x) xs 00:54:54 it's like foldl except it also gives intermediate results 00:56:00 > take 5 $ iterate f x 00:56:01 [x,f x,f (f x),f (f (f x)),f (f (f (f x)))] 00:56:16 -!- cheater has quit (Ping timeout: 252 seconds). 00:56:22 It's also a bit like that except it also has that list to go along. 00:58:45 > foldl (+) 1 [1..] 00:58:47 Terminated 00:58:54 I intend to try to add other stuff to extensible-data package, such as TADS2-style inheritance and CLC-INTERCAL-style object orientation. 00:59:19 I am not yet quite sure how 01:01:13 hagb4rd: also, scanl often works on infinite lists, but foldl never does 01:02:20 i see 01:02:33 > foldl (+) 1 [1..27] 01:02:34 379 01:02:44 qed 01:02:51 got it 01:03:11 also there are scanl1 and foldl1 if you don't want that special first element 01:03:16 > fst <$> iterate (uncurry ((`ap` (1 +)) . ((,) .) . (+))) 1 01:03:17 [1,2,4,7,11,16,22,29,37,46,56,67,79,92,106,121,137,154,172,191,211,232,254,... 01:03:19 (Can you tell I used @pl there to make it more readable?) 01:03:26 CLEARLY 01:04:11 It was \(n,i) -> (n+i,i+1) back when it was still unreadably pointy. 01:04:14 > scanl (+) 1 $ enumFrom 1 01:04:15 [1,2,4,7,11,16,22,29,37,46,56,67,79,92,106,121,137,154,172,191,211,232,254,... 01:05:53 As well as rulebooks as in Inform 7 01:06:52 is this a bit like multifile predicates in prolog? 01:08:47 oerjan: Someone has said it resembles that 01:09:01 But I don't really know 01:09:08 there is supposedly the #haskell-in-depth channel for deeper haskell discussions, although i think elliott said it was nearly dead 01:10:00 O, well, that is why I often use this channel; the people in #haskell channel tend to hate it. But I do write on #haskell channel too 01:10:09 in fact, you might ask elliott if he knows a better place to discuss this kind of stuff 01:11:03 from stackoverflow and the latest haskell weekly news, it looks to me like he is more into haskell now than before he left here 01:11:50 zzo38: yes, but i have noticed you rarely get any answers here either 01:12:24 oerjan: Yes I know. But usually they are closer to the kind of answers I am looking for, when there are answers. 01:17:52 Would you even know how Prolog's multifile predicates would be implemented in Haskell? 01:18:02 nope 01:18:28 Did you look at the code I posted and if it seems to help at all? 01:20:01 i took a glimpse and decided it was over my head, alas 01:45:08 -!- augur has quit (Remote host closed the connection). 01:45:55 -!- augur has joined. 01:51:14 -!- cheater has joined. 01:56:38 yes elliott..did he show up once in the past decade? 01:57:13 -!- cheater has quit (Ping timeout: 260 seconds). 01:57:59 he was here last yesterday or the day before, but he only comes here now because he's trying to take over the esolang wiki 01:58:20 -!- nisstyre has changed nick to Nisstyre. 01:58:21 he is on freenode, though 01:58:34 -!- derdon has quit (Remote host closed the connection). 02:00:07 i don't understand. you mean he's on freenode not joining this channel? y? 02:00:12 yes. 02:00:27 in fact i have a private window open with him 02:00:33 *Someone* should take over the esolang wiki; there are still things to change in the software and server configuration. (But it doesn't necessarily have to be elliott; it could be Gregor.) 02:00:48 he said something about #esoteric not being interesting any more :( 02:01:02 aw no.. this is sad 02:01:22 tell him we need him here 02:02:12 Arguably it should be somebody who's actually on the channel X_X 02:02:20 But then, I don't want to do it and codu doesn't really have the room anyway. 02:02:52 Gregor: Yes I suppose so; I did suggest it to be you 02:03:53 Instead I'll just be bitter about not having ops in spite of being one of the longest-standing members of the #esoteric community ;) 02:04:32 i want elliott back :/ 02:05:07 hagb4rd: Then you call them and ask them 02:05:45 ask whom? 02:06:19 hasb4rd: Ask elliott 02:06:47 he won't listen to me 02:07:10 i'm a piece of chickenshit 02:08:15 something bad must have happened,.. i know that 02:08:40 No, I think we can conclude with impunity that he's just being a dick. 02:10:15 Gregor: hey you are next on _my_ list of people to op. i'm just not sure if we need more ops right now. 02:10:45 and we ops would have to discuss it i should assume 02:10:50 I think we don't need more ops right now. 02:11:18 i didn't even notice we had some 02:11:34 feeling glad there is no need for 02:12:20 terrifying 02:20:41 I looked up some things in GNU Prolog manual. They have dynamic procedures, public procedures, multifile procedures, discontiguous procedures, and operator tables. 02:21:18 Are there non-oerjan ops? 02:21:24 pikhq: yes. 02:21:31 That have talked this decade? 02:21:37 My extensible-data for Haskell allows fields of a record, choices of a union, and items of a list, to be specified in multiple modules. 02:21:40 yes. today, even. 02:22:01 is it a secret? 02:22:19 fizzie: is your opitude a secret? 02:22:40 hagb4rd: Try CS ACCESS #esoteric LIST 02:22:45 Oh, right, fizzie. 02:22:48 Not that I know of, no. 02:22:57 good, good. 02:23:19 i'd ask ais523 if i can reveal that he's an op, but he's not here. 02:23:27 hehe 02:23:39 The network reveals it to everyone anyhow. 02:24:28 and lament was here today for about 10 secs or so. but spiritually he counts in the haven't-talked-in-a-decade list. 02:25:42 oerjan: The CS ACCESS #esoteric LIST tells you that ais523 is on the access list. 02:25:52 also, elliott says no. 02:26:04 zzo38: i was joking. 02:27:37 successfully 02:27:57 by all means 02:28:44 And I would like to be able to use some of the dynamic clause management stuff from Prolog in Haskell, if I could know how to implement such things. 02:31:42 Do you know if there are packages to implement some Prolog stuff in Haskell and which ones? 02:35:12 zzo38: http://lambda-the-ultimate.org/node/112 <-- check this entry 02:37:14 also that one: http://darcs.haskell.org/nofib/real/prolog/Examples 02:37:29 hagb4rd: OK. They say macros would help; I wrote Hampp would that help? 02:38:48 The document that first one links is unreadable 02:39:02 try the other link 02:39:07 OK 02:39:50 What is Haskell B.? 02:40:09 good question 02:41:06 no this won't help 02:41:11 And anyways those aren't what I was looking for; what I was looking for, is ways to implement some of the features of Prolog and other programming languages so that they can be used in Haskell. 02:41:20 yea, got it 02:41:40 (I finally found the package which I can use to implement Icoruma's wildcard includes in a Haskell preprocessor.) 02:41:46 but can't find any packaged suiting this issue 02:42:41 (And then I could implement wildcard imports as well.) 03:07:08 Another thing I would like to have in Haskell is "shadow dictionaries" and I don't know if any other programming language has anything like that. 03:18:03 -!- PiRSquared17 has joined. 03:18:04 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-Voo1UJzdc 03:18:16 w00t, spambot with "multhy threading" support 03:21:48 Better than mulchy threading. 03:23:48 yeah, that'd be messy 03:26:58 -!- azaq23 has quit (Quit: Leaving.). 04:02:40 Can it treat choice-points as first-class values? 04:04:56 sounds continuation-like 04:07:05 I suppose so. But whether there is any way in whichever programming languages, that can implement something like this: http://esolangs.org/wiki/CLCLC-INTERCAL#Backtracking 04:08:27 guess zzo38 won't stop throwing curveballs tonight ;) 04:09:03 hagb4rd: I don't have any normal balls! 04:09:19 i hope you're wrong :p 04:09:48 OK 04:09:50 * oerjan swats hagb4rd -----### 04:09:58 ouch 04:11:05 But I do want to be able to implement things from other programming languages to be usable in Haskell; including things from Prolog, TADS, Inform 7, and INTERCAL. 04:11:43 Which might be strange to some people. 04:15:46 -!- augur has quit (Remote host closed the connection). 04:16:04 exotic erisian esoteric! 04:16:29 hagb4rd: What does that mean? 04:16:58 tried to find a climax describing your approach ;p 04:17:59 O, that is what it means. 04:18:01 you mean erisian? its derived from eris, the greek goddess of chaos and disorder 04:18:02 OK 04:18:45 Yes I know what Eris is, and about Greek goddess; I read about it in Wikipedia 04:23:21 Derive a language from Eros instead 04:24:47 Jafet: Then *you* do that. I don't want to 04:45:06 -!- madbr has joined. 05:04:02 -!- elliott has joined. 05:04:07 pls load http://95.149.228.149:8181/w/index.php thx 05:05:14 no load 05:06:07 ok what error 05:06:22 "Dette webområdet kan ikke vises i Internet Explorer" 05:06:23 -!- PiRSquared17 has changed nick to PiRSquared|Sleep. 05:06:27 what does it show in the URL bar? 05:06:28 * oerjan whistles innocently 05:06:36 http://95.149.228.149:8181/w/index.php 05:06:52 hmmmmmmmmmm 05:07:22 ok, it's mediawiki doing that 05:07:45 oh i tried with lynx from nvg 05:07:45 oerjan: try now 05:08:32 IT'S ALIVE 05:08:39 though horribly formatted 05:08:47 howso? 05:08:53 only the "Esolang" looks weird here 05:09:15 looks like Esolana yeah 05:09:24 since the g's descender is cut off 05:09:28 that's our new site name. 05:09:31 deal with it :P 05:09:54 oerjan: are there any other formatting glitches? 05:09:57 hm actually it's not _that_ bad, just missing a couple pictures and that bottom g 05:10:27 right. the pictures can be repaired, as can the styles of the main page 05:10:46 Esolanɑ 05:10:57 so IPA 05:11:02 haha 05:11:12 hm and several tabs are placed differently 05:11:44 yeah different style in general 05:11:50 oerjan: yes, it's the new Vector skin, as used on Wikipedia 05:11:57 it's the default for any MediaWiki from the last few years 05:12:32 Ditching the old one or just reskinning it? 05:13:16 madbr: the old what? to provide context, Graue has abandoned the wiki (no time to admin it) and it's become overrun with spam so I'm working on getting the database dump from its ancient version of mediawiki to import into something made in the last 5 years :P 05:13:38 aha :D 05:13:47 yeah i see 05:13:47 which involved a manually patched version of the SQL dump over an /existing/ database structure with some tables emptied 05:13:52 so now I'm trying to see if it actually worked :P 05:14:38 hmm 05:14:53 http://95.149.228.149:8181/w/index.php?title=Fatmouse looking good 05:15:51 hahaha, the login process is really broken since I don't have the user table 05:15:55 i can log in as me, but it expires the next time i click any link 05:16:03 and I think nobody else can log in 05:16:06 so why is the esolang wiki image some limes? 05:16:20 because it is 05:16:23 why not? 05:16:26 it's a stock image 05:16:32 with questionable licensing 05:16:34 aww 05:16:41 i'm disappointed it's not someone's personal limes 05:16:48 oh, it's *someone's* personal limes 05:16:52 it's from one of those like stock photo farm sites 05:16:57 -!- augur has joined. 05:16:58 which just contain a huge dump of images people upload under questionable licenses 05:17:07 I suspect Graue got it from wikimedia commons 05:17:13 where it was present but deleted for bad licensing 05:17:46 anyway, I think this means I can massage a complete database dump from Graue into full working order 05:17:52 Guess it could use a new different logo pic 05:18:08 I like the limes :( 05:18:23 although they'll need re-creating from the source image if we're using Vector 05:18:28 since they have horrible white pixel fringing 05:19:03 just google image searched it 05:19:05 so 05:19:07 many 05:19:08 stock 05:19:09 photos 05:19:38 http://us.123rf.com/400wm/400/400/babah/babah1004/babah100400002/6700020-cut-lime-and-branch-of-mit.jpg 05:19:41 this one's THREE DEE 05:20:57 this is the future, we need it at least 4d 05:21:36 it seems like all the pages are in working order 05:21:36 -!- oerjan has quit (Quit: Lost terminal). 05:23:07 see, i was just going to ask oerjan to try and log in to see what's up with the user table, too. 05:29:39 i like the limes 05:31:26 ok, so does anyone see any problems beyond what's reported with that installation? 05:31:44 if it's good, I'll tear it down and install another one for configuration testing 05:57:08 elliott! :D good to see you 05:57:32 i've heard you want to leave us 05:58:01 i dare you! do not! 05:58:14 i'm only here to bother people to try and test this wiki installation! 05:58:36 I hope you feel bothered. 05:58:50 hehe.. kind of ;) 05:59:16 damn you mlp, taking over the internets :/ 05:59:42 hi 05:59:58 elliott: oh hey, do the db import 06:00:12 monqy: thanks monqy. 06:00:16 thonqy. 06:00:41 monqy: try and log in to http://95.149.228.149:8181/w/index.php?title=Main_Page please 06:01:04 Fsolana 06:01:14 note to self because i'll probably lose logs somehow: http://sprunge.us/URjN 06:01:57 Login error 06:01:58 There is no user by the name "Monqy". Usernames are case sensitive. Check your spelling, or create a new account. 06:02:07 there's no "monqy" either (I tried that first) 06:02:20 good 06:02:25 plan "ostracise monqy": check 06:02:44 not like I ever made any edits oh wait yes i did 06:02:58 i put "hello" on my userpage and reverted a few spam edits 06:03:01 "a good citizen" 06:03:19 you'll just have to revert..... 06:03:21 your loneliness 06:03:29 F: 06:03:30 D: 06:03:42 sigh its 6 am and cold and i stayed up wrangling with a fucking sql file i hate life 06:03:43 spoken poetry :) 06:04:04 -!- quintopia has quit (Read error: Operation timed out). 06:06:58 DROP TABLE elliott 06:07:19 i'm about to drop some tables, it's true 06:07:33 they might even get flipped first 06:08:49 nops,can't log in I think 06:09:02 though I probably forgot the password anyways 06:09:04 yeah that's expected, i just needed to check that the weird pseudologin was just for my account 06:09:59 joker 06:11:12 i was being serious though 06:12:16 aw however.. is it a newer version of mediawiki? or why not make it an 1:1 copy? 06:13:04 you are cleaning it up, are you? 06:13:29 it's a newer version, yes; the idea is to make sure everything works before asking graue for the keys 06:13:38 (in this analogy the keys are the full database dump) 06:14:18 but i guess the db structure is at least the same 06:14:37 well, it's "sort of" the same 06:14:46 k 06:14:50 i see 06:15:04 I had to start with a normal install of MW, clear some of the tables to free them up for replacement entries, drop another so it could recreate it with a years-old structure (as it expected that format to insert with) 06:15:15 then run a patched copy (to remove table prefixes and DROP TABLE statements) of the SQL file 06:15:23 then run the MediaWiki update script which churned for like four minutes 06:15:30 and it still only mostly works :P 06:15:43 great :) 06:17:27 everything seems to work fine, at first sight 06:17:49 haven't tried to edit stuff at all 06:18:07 edits ... might work 06:18:16 you should try, I'm scared to :P 06:20:02 everything OK 06:20:29 yay 06:21:07 -!- Sgeo has changed nick to InvisiblePinkUni. 06:21:11 -!- InvisiblePinkUni has changed nick to Sgeo. 06:21:27 hi 06:22:24 the only thing i see is a tiny stylesheet error cutting of the bottom of the header title ('Esolang') on the main page :> 06:23:22 no no no. it's Fsolana now! 06:23:35 you're in #fsoteric 06:25:20 fsoterir 06:26:00 lol 06:28:04 -!- quintopia has joined. 06:34:44 anyway, I'll continue this crap tomorrow 06:34:45 -!- elliott has left ("Leaving"). 06:42:20 -!- Sgeo has changed nick to AhuraMazda. 06:46:26 -!- AhuraMazda has changed nick to Sgeo. 06:47:55 -!- Frooxius has quit (Ping timeout: 245 seconds). 06:52:10 -!- augur has quit (Remote host closed the connection). 06:52:50 -!- MoALTz has quit (Ping timeout: 248 seconds). 06:53:49 -!- augur has joined. 06:53:52 I cannot connect to the new wiki 06:55:15 Do you know what is wrong with this? 06:58:31 Will they add both the MediaWiki

extension and my own extension?
06:58:56 And the suggested extension?
06:59:18 What is a extension? Embedding TeX code?
06:59:24 22:53:11 < zzo38> I cannot connect to the new wiki
06:59:25 22:54:33 < zzo38> Do you know what is wrong with this?
06:59:30 it likely went down with elliott
06:59:45 OK
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07:06:10 tex is text format..like the famous latex jafet
07:06:56 Where is the new wiki?
07:07:01 jafet: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TeX
07:07:11 sgeo: its down
07:07:35 Ah, ok
07:10:00 Jafet: Yes, embedding TeX code. I have written a format file and a PHP file; the format file can probably be used as is but the PHP needs to be adjusted to work on MediaWiki and to do caching (caching is highly recommended)
07:10:24 Yes, so it doesn't seem trivial to embed TeX code in a HTML page
07:11:05 I have written the file   http://zzo38computer.cjb.net/texify/   See that for more information
07:11:48 The famous latex jafet? As opposed to the normal one?
07:12:09 Mmmm, latex
07:12:26 zzo: I see. You just print an image and embed the image
07:13:54 Jafet: Yes; on such a wiki you should cache the result with a filename having a hashcode of the input.
07:14:13 So it's the extension of to arbitrary TeX
07:14:25 Jafet: Mostly, yes.
07:14:34 That's nice (as in, I'm not sure of a good use for it)
07:14:57 There are a few commands disabled, however (see near the end of the format file for a list of them)
07:15:06 Procedural diagrams, I suppose
07:15:15 If you can generate those with mediawiki templates or something
07:16:08 Oh, and if someone thinks TeX is awful, make him write mediawiki templates
07:21:20 I have:   class ExtTree v p c | c -> p, p -> v;   But how do I make it so that it requires that the "p" in one instance must always be the "c" of another instance, but with the same "v" as this instance?
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07:37:31 The POKEMON BREEDER card is no good except in first generation only, because otherwise you cannot necessarily know which stage 2 card corresponds with which basic card
07:39:05 (Each pokemon is assigned a number; and that means that in first generation only, you can tell which stage 2 card corresponds with which basic card by the numbers. Without the numbers, it is impossible to know which card to play.)
07:39:57 Do you agree??????????
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09:42:05 > 216 / 132
09:42:06 1.6363636363636365
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09:57:35 * pikhq WTFs
09:57:54 Driving home, someone was driving the wrong way.
09:58:03 I know that the visibility was all of 10 feet, but jesus man.
09:58:28 How you manage to be on the wrong side of a 4 lane divided highway is beyond me.
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13:06:44 holy crap this is amazing.
13:06:58 @ping
13:06:58 pong
13:07:01 * kallisti is sleeping regularly and now has reasonable deskspace.
13:07:18 You're right!
13:07:31 Also, I completed Super Mario Galaxy this morning
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13:08:31 :)
13:13:17 ...I'm out of functions for Jackson
13:13:46 > 4 * 36
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