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1 2012-08-18.txt:04:53:10: <Sgeo> <Bike> if you really feel like doing bizarre things, try looking up cltl2. e.g., sbcl has some nonstandard functions that let you mess with environments more.
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2 2012-10-12.txt:05:22:10: <Bike> that's weird?
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3 2012-10-12.txt:05:24:33: <Bike> it's just platonism.
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4 2012-10-12.txt:05:26:16: <Bike> or "spirits", here.
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5 2012-10-12.txt:05:30:45: <Bike> oh, go for it. I just meant that it's old and venerable
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6 2012-10-12.txt:05:31:11: <Bike> quite.
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7 2012-10-24.txt:00:50:11: <Bike> I suppose I must be.
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8 2012-10-24.txt:00:50:55: <Bike> Yo.
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9 2012-10-24.txt:00:54:34: <Bike> «Surface is the disposition of woman: a mobile, stormy film over shallow water.» ergh.
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10 2012-10-24.txt:00:54:45: <Bike> Don't be like that, Billy.
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11 2012-10-24.txt:04:50:09: <Bike> anything like update-instance-for-redefined-class?
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12 2012-10-24.txt:04:50:54: <Bike> ah.
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13 2012-10-24.txt:05:16:09: <Bike> "uniquely"?
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14 2012-10-24.txt:05:19:23: <Bike> before you keep going, can I just ask if "uniquely" was actually important to what you said?
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15 2012-10-24.txt:05:20:25: <Bike> ok, just checking.
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16 2012-10-24.txt:05:32:21: <Bike> but can you sell a book with that premise
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17 2012-10-24.txt:05:41:09: <Bike> 'seems', how tricky
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18 2012-10-24.txt:05:41:50: <Bike> doesn't that just move the definition to 'collection'?
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19 2012-10-24.txt:05:48:56: <Bike> Sorry, what did I say to prompt this?
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20 2012-10-24.txt:05:57:27: <Bike> Oh, why?
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21 2012-10-24.txt:05:58:38: <Bike> What's global choice?
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22 2012-10-24.txt:06:01:39: <Bike> Oh.
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23 2012-10-24.txt:06:01:52: <Bike> That is pretty cool.
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24 2012-10-24.txt:06:20:53: <Bike> sgeo was responding to me about another channel, sorry
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25 2012-10-25.txt:04:48:40: <Bike> I thought most everything in Japanese was a pun.
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26 2012-10-25.txt:06:24:26: <Bike> what's to understand?
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27 2012-10-25.txt:06:25:23: <Bike> backslashes. ruined
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28 2012-10-25.txt:06:26:56: <Bike> «(#1=(lambda (x) `(,x ',x)) '#1#)» i hope this has been enlightening
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29 2012-10-25.txt:19:59:08: <Bike> fast growing function, then.
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30 2012-10-26.txt:01:26:33: <Bike> Sgeo: "this is a bad idea. but how do we do it?"
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31 2012-10-26.txt:01:28:06: <Bike> #phpteric?
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32 2012-10-26.txt:01:39:23: <Bike> perhaps you could indicate your questions with some kind of specialized marker. just put "question" after every sentence
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33 2012-10-26.txt:01:40:34: <Bike> yes, and I'm not sure of the distinction.
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34 2012-10-26.txt:01:41:52: <Bike> that's quite some capitalization; nowhere; no
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35 2012-10-26.txt:01:42:00: <Bike> I browse the wiki sometimes and decided I may as well drop by.
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36 2012-10-26.txt:01:42:12: <Bike> and then I stayed because people were talking about math I don't understand.
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37 2012-10-26.txt:01:42:58: <Bike> I taked with sgeo about clojure a bit yesterday.
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38 2012-10-26.txt:01:43:36: <Bike> talked*. we moved it to #clojure because it wasn't wanted here.
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39 2012-10-26.txt:01:44:09: <Bike> I don't think I've ever pronounced it out loud. do as you please
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40 2012-10-26.txt:01:44:56: <Bike> I didn't know there was a bug by this name.
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41 2012-10-26.txt:01:46:09: <Bike> picture a bike constructed out of bees. there you go
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42 2012-10-26.txt:01:46:46: <Bike> Only one way to find out.
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43 2012-10-26.txt:01:49:07: <Bike> what does anything mean, truly
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44 2012-10-26.txt:02:07:03: <Bike> how about macroexpand-all sucking ass
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45 2012-10-26.txt:02:15:34: <Bike> that doesn't matter, the same problem would come up any time you tried to get the false value.
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46 2012-10-26.txt:02:16:25: <Bike> how does static typing help?
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47 2012-10-26.txt:02:18:16: <Bike> is (None,) not distinguished from None?
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48 2012-10-26.txt:02:18:57: <Bike> ah, yes. but that's not really a dynamic typing thing, yeah.
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49 2012-10-26.txt:02:19:41: <Bike> Couldn't they?
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50 2012-10-26.txt:02:20:34: <Bike> I just mean hypothetically.
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51 2012-10-26.txt:02:21:58: <Bike> can't you just establish a union type...?
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52 2012-10-26.txt:02:22:19: <Bike> other than unboxed values not being Objects I guess.
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53 2012-10-26.txt:02:22:44: <Bike> oh, as long as I'm asking dumb questions about types. is TAPL the thing to read?
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54 2012-10-26.txt:02:23:01: <Bike> cool.
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55 2012-10-26.txt:02:29:12: <Bike> what does that name mean
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56 2012-10-26.txt:02:43:12: <Bike> you don't want to see how they're made, or something like that
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57 2012-10-26.txt:02:44:36: <Bike> is this an in-joke
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58 2012-10-26.txt:02:45:36: <Bike> gosh, I don't know what to do with all this conflicting information.
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59 2012-10-26.txt:02:46:34: <Bike> are you sure your mother isn't a console cowboy?
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60 2012-10-26.txt:02:47:56: <Bike> It's a thing people who don't really exist said in the 90s (80s?).
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61 2012-10-26.txt:02:48:38: <Bike> are you implying puredata isn't the most beautiful interface you've ever seen
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62 2012-10-26.txt:02:50:09: <Bike> max has more library code, far as I know
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63 2012-10-26.txt:02:51:45: <Bike> they just cat to /dev/dsp, no doubt.
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64 2012-10-26.txt:02:52:53: <Bike> Sgeo: like typed racket, or
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65 2012-10-26.txt:02:53:44: <Bike> kmc: gosh, I was starting to be afraid I was the only one who'd seen ghostwriter
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66 2012-10-26.txt:02:57:49: <Bike> bash: sudo: command not found <-- work of art
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67 2012-10-26.txt:03:03:12: <Bike> so what does the middle space represent
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68 2012-10-26.txt:03:03:17: <Bike> why is there gravity
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69 2012-10-26.txt:03:03:53: <Bike> yeah it does seem pretty serious, I mean look at all those honeypots.
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70 2012-10-26.txt:04:40:24: <Bike> bonus: NIL is also in the symbol type.
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71 2012-10-26.txt:04:43:59: <Bike> so you have union(symbol,sequence)>nil, I suppose
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72 2012-10-26.txt:05:58:10: <Bike> that's at least double welsh
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73 2012-10-26.txt:22:21:51: <Bike> what does that mean
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74 2012-10-26.txt:22:22:54: <Bike> like a turing machine
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75 2012-10-26.txt:22:40:52: <Bike> well, stack languages look like rpn, in that 4 6 + usually ends up with 10?
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76 2012-10-26.txt:22:45:57: <Bike> you could do like Joy and just not have variables at all :)
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77 2012-10-26.txt:22:46:30: <Bike> that works too
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78 2012-10-26.txt:23:53:52: <Bike> i feel so illiterate, for thinking of "position independent code"
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79 2012-10-26.txt:23:57:37: <Bike> is that like some strange proto-prototype OO system
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80 2012-10-26.txt:23:59:38: <Bike> 9 = decimal digit?
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81 2012-10-27.txt:00:00:10: <Bike> but how do I specify an unsigned four-digit quater-imaginary number
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82 2012-10-27.txt:00:01:16: <Bike> clear deficiency.
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83 2012-10-27.txt:00:04:47: <Bike> what's wrong with farming, eh?
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84 2012-10-27.txt:00:05:16: <Bike> haha.
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85 2012-10-27.txt:00:21:36: <Bike> wait, like, you have :x as a key in the hash, so you can do (:x hashtable) to get the value?
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86 2012-10-27.txt:00:22:10: <Bike> weird
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87 2012-10-27.txt:00:43:48: <Bike> i also find that weird, but I'm already used to it.
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88 2012-10-27.txt:01:10:02: <Bike> FreeFull: judging by @list, not really?
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89 2012-10-27.txt:01:11:20: <Bike> man you can't use single quotes like that in lisp, you'll break something
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90 2012-10-27.txt:01:11:49: <Bike> D:
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91 2012-10-27.txt:01:15:17: <Bike> wait, haskell strings are linked lists, really?
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92 2012-10-27.txt:01:15:35: <Bike> why?
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93 2012-10-27.txt:01:15:51: <Bike> snerk
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94 2012-10-27.txt:01:16:33: <Bike> is that really "in retrospect"
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95 2012-10-27.txt:01:16:44: <Bike> in lisp 1.5 you could use lists as functions!
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96 2012-10-27.txt:01:16:55: <Bike> processing lists with lists, the way of the future.
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97 2012-10-27.txt:01:17:13: <Bike> yeah that's what I was going to say
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98 2012-10-27.txt:01:17:20: <Bike> is there not a type for vectors/arrays/whatever
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99 2012-10-27.txt:01:17:36: <Bike> sweet.
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100 2012-10-27.txt:01:17:46: <Bike> elliott: that strings are lists?
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101 2012-10-27.txt:01:18:01: <Bike> that's quite the accident
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102 2012-10-27.txt:01:18:24: <Bike> elliott: made sense in 1992? but lisps that existed in '92 used arrays for strings
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103 2012-10-27.txt:01:18:49: <Bike> strange, strange, very strange
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104 2012-10-27.txt:01:18:52: <Bike> oh I suppose that's true though.
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105 2012-10-27.txt:01:19:16: <Bike> how very strange to consider
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106 2012-10-27.txt:01:21:06: <Bike> what is wrong with #haskell?
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107 2012-10-27.txt:01:22:02: <Bike> wait, are you telling me not every speech about programming is like that
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108 2012-10-27.txt:01:23:14: <Bike> groan.
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109 2012-10-27.txt:01:26:08: <Bike> it what.
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110 2012-10-27.txt:01:26:28: <Bike> i seem to have opened up a terrifying line of information here
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111 2012-10-27.txt:01:27:07: <Bike> hello #esoteric
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112 2012-10-27.txt:01:27:19: <Bike> Sgeo: is the same as sin 0 + cos 0, or what
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113 2012-10-27.txt:01:27:38: <Bike> that's kinda cool actually.
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114 2012-10-27.txt:01:28:12: <Bike> so I gathered
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115 2012-10-27.txt:01:28:28: <Bike> yes I've gotten that impression, shachaf
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116 2012-10-27.txt:01:32:50: <Bike> it knows about monads but not functors?
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117 2012-10-27.txt:01:33:26: <Bike> i'm pretty dumb at haskell but I thought monads were functors?
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118 2012-10-27.txt:01:33:39: <Bike> *haskell, math, life
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119 2012-10-27.txt:01:34:00: <Bike> very strange
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120 2012-10-27.txt:01:53:05: <Bike> can the language describe itself
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121 2012-10-27.txt:02:47:53: <Bike> charles barkley: shut up and jam: gaiden
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122 2012-10-27.txt:20:03:15: <Bike> they're also made of clouds, are you stockpiling clouds?
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123 2012-10-28.txt:02:42:43: <Bike> how's it compare to The Joy of Sex?
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124 2012-10-28.txt:04:40:29: <Bike> samsa?
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125 2012-10-28.txt:04:51:29: <Bike> i thought it was augustus and julius being arrogant, or is that an urban legend
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126 2012-10-28.txt:04:53:10: <Bike> Huh. I didn't know that.
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127 2012-10-28.txt:04:58:42: <Bike> zzo38: a life-death-rebirth deity, often linked to farming.
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128 2012-10-28.txt:21:40:17: <Bike> how many brainfuck derivatives are there? as a power of two. possibly using knuth arrows
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129 2012-10-28.txt:21:44:03: <Bike> get the cubecode people to make a language such that the execution always sounds like "urf"
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130 2012-10-28.txt:21:44:32: <Bike> Sgeo: i thought that was usually denoted binomial[number_of_underscores, 8] in linear text
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131 2012-10-28.txt:21:45:13: <Bike> how bothersome
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132 2012-10-28.txt:22:09:02: <Bike> exponential how?
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133 2012-10-28.txt:22:15:03: <Bike> don't suppose you're aware of computational complexity theory
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134 2012-10-28.txt:22:15:57: <Bike> wait, got the name wrong. kolmogorov and so on.
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135 2012-10-28.txt:22:47:16: <Bike> didn't they do that twice, even
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136 2012-10-28.txt:23:16:52: <Bike> the first season finale was about fighting off the goa-uld ship, right?
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137 2012-10-28.txt:23:17:19: <Bike> they were pretty big.
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138 2012-10-28.txt:23:17:36: <Bike> Phantom__Hoover: the earth gate had a thingie in front of it that could stop anybody from coming.
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139 2012-10-28.txt:23:18:36: <Bike> they did, like a billion times, but the earthanoids fought 'em off with their protagonist powers
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140 2012-10-28.txt:23:20:22: <Bike> actually wasn't belgium specifically threatened, I think I remember that
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141 2012-10-28.txt:23:26:06: <Bike> you sure you haven't seen this show
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142 2012-10-28.txt:23:27:16: <Bike> they're all ripoffs of each other
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143 2012-10-28.txt:23:31:08: <Bike> well for what it's worth, the ancients aren't actually all dead, some of them are ghost angels
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144 2012-10-28.txt:23:40:42: <Bike> because it's weird and empty (supposedly!!)
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145 2012-10-29.txt:02:52:07: <Bike> there's a reason after a while they just call them lisp-n
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146 2012-10-29.txt:02:53:40: <Bike> first-class special forms are a recipe for hilarity
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147 2012-10-30.txt:05:41:12: <Bike> it's hard
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148 2012-10-31.txt:01:27:13: <Bike> that is a fantastic feature
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149 2012-11-01.txt:03:09:24: <Bike> hi, tsett.
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150 2012-11-01.txt:03:16:21: <Bike> dumb question time: a model is computable if it's a recursive set?
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151 2012-11-01.txt:03:19:59: <Bike> cool
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152 2012-11-01.txt:03:24:58: <Bike> I still don't understand "uniquely", is this something with ordinals
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153 2012-11-01.txt:03:26:27: <Bike> Other things like what?
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154 2012-11-01.txt:03:28:15: <Bike> oh, those things that I don't understand... thanks.
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155 2012-11-01.txt:03:28:32: <Bike> probably I should just read more boolos or somefin
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156 2012-11-01.txt:03:47:08: <Bike> couldn't it only be inconsistent if peano was inconsistent?
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157 2012-11-01.txt:03:47:38: <Bike> or that...
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158 2012-11-01.txt:04:02:41: <Bike> guess that proves that.
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159 2012-11-01.txt:04:03:06: <Bike> I have to ask what the time limit is...
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160 2012-11-01.txt:20:30:15: <Bike> don't anger the nerds
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161 2012-11-01.txt:20:30:28: <Bike> "rational drug design" being a distinct thing is pretty funny, though.
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162 2012-11-02.txt:02:02:43: <Bike> do they have an "evaluate polynomial" instruction?
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163 2012-11-02.txt:02:16:16: <Bike> but it's still "reduced" from the vax, so it's all good
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164 2012-11-02.txt:02:21:00: <Bike> increment immediate, really? is it self-modifying, then?
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165 2012-11-02.txt:02:24:43: <Bike> dang.
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166 2012-11-02.txt:04:54:15: <Bike> so, how are exact values (for BB on really simple machines) known?
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167 2012-11-02.txt:04:54:28: <Bike> or are those just lower bounds?
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168 2012-11-02.txt:04:55:23: <Bike> isn't that a procedure, then?
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169 2012-11-02.txt:04:57:21: <Bike> well, that's a bit clearer. The whole thing always sort of confused me.
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170 2012-11-02.txt:04:57:46: <Bike> of course I have a book with a graph of the kolmogorov complexity of numbers as a function, maybe I should focus on that confusingness first.
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171 2012-11-02.txt:05:10:47: <Bike> so any r.e. axiomatic system has turing machine halting proofs independent of it?
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172 2012-11-02.txt:05:13:41: <Bike> http://www.scottaaronson.com/blog/?p=710 maybe this is what I'm thinking of
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173 2012-11-02.txt:05:34:51: <Bike> ikea has a boat?
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174 2012-11-02.txt:05:35:30: <Bike> rad
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175 2012-11-02.txt:05:37:29: <Bike> clever
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176 2012-11-02.txt:05:37:38: <Bike> good to have cheap furniture during the apocalypse
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177 2012-11-02.txt:20:21:23: <Bike> does hgWorld("False") print "Goodbye World !"?
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178 2012-11-02.txt:21:52:47: <Bike> however much it takes to bribe browser developers
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179 2012-11-03.txt:00:03:40: <Bike> so now somebody should quote you?
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180 2012-11-03.txt:04:43:29: <Bike> the hell is that?
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181 2012-11-03.txt:04:44:54: <Bike> do you support rainbows?
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182 2012-11-03.txt:04:45:23: <Bike> you know what you must do
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183 2012-11-03.txt:04:45:53: <Bike> that's right: vote for a version of yourself that has been blessed by the prism gods
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184 2012-11-03.txt:06:00:16: <Bike> having not paid attention in several minutes: what about the 50 move draw?
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185 2012-11-03.txt:06:03:20: <Bike> ah.
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186 2012-11-03.txt:06:38:52: <Bike> I know of it, barely.
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187 2012-11-03.txt:06:39:17: <Bike> Er, wait, Chinese chess more than Japanese chess, yes. If Chinese chesss is the one on a star of david looking thing.
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188 2012-11-03.txt:06:41:36: <Bike> oh, dammit.
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189 2012-11-03.txt:06:42:10: <Bike> ok, that makes sense.
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190 2012-11-04.txt:02:39:13: <Bike> hey be fair. the sun is pretty big!
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191 2012-11-04.txt:02:52:59: <Bike> haha, why the fuck?
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192 2012-11-04.txt:03:14:45: <Bike> it's actually a beatles reference
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193 2012-11-04.txt:03:17:20: <Bike> i for one support giving our electoral process over to srizbi
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194 2012-11-05.txt:03:00:40: <Bike> you sure you don't want to try smoking?
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195 2012-11-05.txt:06:16:10: <Bike> is this funroll-loops
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196 2012-11-05.txt:07:07:28: <Bike> @yhjulwwiefzojcbxybbruweejw
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197 2012-11-05.txt:07:07:48: <Bike> well, that was enlightening.
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198 2012-11-05.txt:19:13:44: <Bike> smalltalk was, I think the things before it weren't so much
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199 2012-11-05.txt:22:46:15: <Bike> if you can do that with solomonoff's that would be a hell of a thing
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200 2012-11-05.txt:22:47:17: <Bike> huh, php has bc in it. why?
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201 2012-11-05.txt:22:48:12: <Bike> right. I supose that explains that "get gz header and strip html out of it" function too.
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202 2012-11-06.txt:07:15:20: <Bike> how many did the crude drawing of a vagina garner?
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203 2012-11-06.txt:07:15:37: <Bike> Dang.
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204 2012-11-06.txt:21:09:14: <Bike> run ed, obviously
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205 2012-11-06.txt:21:44:48: <Bike> if only we had some more scientific means to figure out their relative popularity
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206 2012-11-06.txt:22:06:10: <Bike> it's going through japan?
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207 2012-11-06.txt:22:06:42: <Bike> oh yeah, same here.
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208 2012-11-06.txt:22:06:52: <Bike> (US)
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209 2012-11-07.txt:02:13:00: <Bike> That sounds pretty amazing, are there any examples on youtube?
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210 2012-11-07.txt:03:00:39: <Bike> what's the electoral pull of the BNP?
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211 2012-11-07.txt:03:01:07: <Bike> plus there's that whole nastiness in hungary. eugh.
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212 2012-11-07.txt:03:01:50: <Bike> but I mean, how much support do they have?
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213 2012-11-07.txt:03:02:12: <Bike> I keep hearing about them, but I don't know if they're just on par with the Prohibition Party or what
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214 2012-11-07.txt:03:32:54: <Bike> how does that interact with it still being schedule I federally, exactly
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215 2012-11-07.txt:03:53:26: <Bike> is that different from not voting
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216 2012-11-07.txt:04:36:43: <Bike> shit, really?
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217 2012-11-07.txt:04:37:45: <Bike> what?
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218 2012-11-07.txt:04:41:31: <Bike> coppro: you happen to have a link for the marriage thing?
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219 2012-11-07.txt:04:41:46: <Bike> thanks
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220 2012-11-07.txt:05:11:27: <Bike> that makes the last five minutes make a /lot/ more sense
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221 2012-11-07.txt:05:18:08: <Bike> "The electoral college is a disaster for a democracy." yes good
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222 2012-11-07.txt:06:06:08: <Bike> I've heard better autotuning...
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223 2012-11-07.txt:06:08:36: <Bike> gay weed is law in washington. sp
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224 2012-11-07.txt:06:08:52: <Bike> *so's charter schools and university not investing in stocks, but nobody cares probably
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225 2012-11-07.txt:06:11:55: <Bike> sure, why not
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226 2012-11-07.txt:06:15:04: <Bike> ah
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227 2012-11-07.txt:07:27:30: <Bike> pff.
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228 2012-11-07.txt:07:34:51: <Bike> bialetheism
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229 2012-11-07.txt:07:42:53: <Bike> http://twitter.com/republicantears
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230 2012-11-07.txt:07:46:39: <Bike> I'm still not clear on how that works. Is it like, I'll walk by a marijuana store, and then they spot some ATF agents and run for it?
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231 2012-11-07.txt:07:50:17: <Bike> more likely nothing will actually change until the feds do, I suppose
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232 2012-11-07.txt:08:28:52: <Bike> haha, you rebel
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233 2012-11-07.txt:08:30:16: <Bike> do you like about your age to get senior discounts?
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234 2012-11-07.txt:22:17:22: <Bike> are you referring to mccain being porn in panama, or...
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235 2012-11-07.txt:22:18:06: <Bike> born*. being born in a military base is fine.
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236 2012-11-08.txt:05:55:14: <Bike> glad to have contributed to the demise of conservagod, then!
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237 2012-11-08.txt:05:57:34: <Bike> not even clicking something with that url
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238 2012-11-08.txt:07:23:10: <Bike> gotta be careful of the threat of invasion from haiti.
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239 2012-11-08.txt:07:27:51: <Bike> it's not like territories haven't become independent before.
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240 2012-11-08.txt:07:31:03: <Bike> of course, the philippines had previously had a few wars about becoming independent, which I don't think is true of puerto rico
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241 2012-11-08.txt:20:56:05: <Bike> is that... a regex?
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242 2012-11-08.txt:20:56:15: <Bike> or some kind of dance?
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243 2012-11-08.txt:20:56:36: <Bike> maybe you should figure out how it worked
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244 2012-11-08.txt:21:16:51: <Bike> i'm sure there are plenty of places that would berate you for not using utf-ebcdic instead, too
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245 2012-11-08.txt:21:41:39: <Bike> that sounds hard
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246 2012-11-08.txt:23:22:33: <Bike> «0x20: "escape"; has no defined meaning» nice.
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247 2012-11-08.txt:23:25:12: <Bike> hepburn romanization, obviously
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248 2012-11-08.txt:23:25:29: <Bike> have it support lots of languages, but only with outmoded romanization styles
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249 2012-11-08.txt:23:26:33: <Bike> pikhq_: only seal script, then
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250 2012-11-08.txt:23:32:03: <Bike> elliott: japan has race problems, how about that
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251 2012-11-08.txt:23:32:22: <Bike> or, the racism inherent in hepburn's romanizing stuffs
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252 2012-11-08.txt:23:32:34: <Bike> or perhaps romanization in general!
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253 2012-11-08.txt:23:35:41: <Bike> see, there you go.
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254 2012-11-08.txt:23:35:55: <Bike> what about the other indigenous groups? are they annihilated yet
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255 2012-11-08.txt:23:36:44: <Bike> in japan
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256 2012-11-08.txt:23:36:58: <Bike> or, to go back to the language thing, ryukyuan language suppression?
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257 2012-11-08.txt:23:37:31: <Bike> oh geez, I didn't think it was that bad :(
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258 2012-11-08.txt:23:38:33: <Bike> Phantom_Hoover: the right of passage is a natural right of all citizens!
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259 2012-11-08.txt:23:38:52: <Bike> or, what do you mean, like, do I have to write a brainfuck variant
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260 2012-11-08.txt:23:39:00: <Bike> shit
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261 2012-11-08.txt:23:39:12: <Bike> haha.
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262 2012-11-08.txt:23:39:43: <Bike> but I have this great idea, it's like brainfuck plus befunge and intercal!
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263 2012-11-08.txt:23:40:17: <Bike> spec? I think you mean download link
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264 2012-11-08.txt:23:41:14: <Bike> oh, that reminds me though, the other month a guy I know said that in school he learned that ainu were white
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265 2012-11-08.txt:23:41:32: <Bike> apparently he learned about race from 19th-century quality textbooks, three races and all
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266 2012-11-08.txt:23:46:31: <Bike> have you read the handbook
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267 2012-11-08.txt:23:48:24: <Bike> Phantom_Hoover: so, if the state graph is abc and the match subgraph of a command is b, the interpreter could run that command, in which case the one node would be "open"?
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268 2012-11-08.txt:23:49:54: <Bike> Phantom_Hoover: oh, yes, duh. silly me.
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269 2012-11-08.txt:23:50:11: <Bike> Phantom_Hoover: I thought it said that it used the same letter in the state graph and the match subgraph, oops.
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270 2012-11-08.txt:23:51:44: <Bike> Phantom_Hoover: right. but clearly having a single interpreter step be an np complete problem is what makes it worthwhile
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271 2012-11-08.txt:23:53:38: <Bike> seems convenient enough
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272 2012-11-08.txt:23:54:17: <Bike> nope
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273 2012-11-08.txt:23:54:21: <Bike> am I going to go insane or something
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274 2012-11-08.txt:23:54:33: <Bike> isn't there an angry birds theme park?
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275 2012-11-08.txt:23:54:58: <Bike> haha, really?
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276 2012-11-08.txt:23:55:08: <Bike> well shit, how can I turn this down now
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277 2012-11-08.txt:23:55:45: <Bike> i'm not sure how exactly this would ever be not hideously slow
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278 2012-11-08.txt:23:56:11: <Bike> cool
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279 2012-11-08.txt:23:56:24: <Bike> i'm trying to grab the ullman paper from my amazing piracy network
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280 2012-11-08.txt:23:58:12: <Bike> oh, this is the same designer who did underload, and I already implemented that, so obviously this will be just as simple
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281 2012-11-08.txt:23:58:43: <Bike> haha amazing
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282 2012-11-08.txt:23:59:38: <Bike> elliott: well that doesn't seem hard either, by virtue of my knowing nothing about it, see?
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283 2012-11-09.txt:00:00:49: <Bike> how excitingly exotic
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284 2012-11-09.txt:01:21:50: <Bike> i thought the tollan died at some point
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285 2012-11-09.txt:01:23:27: <Bike> i thought they died then though...
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286 2012-11-09.txt:01:23:38: <Bike> well, let me consult the inevitable wiki
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287 2012-11-09.txt:01:24:18: <Bike> «Anubis found a way to make his fleet impervious to the Tollan Ion cannons, their only defense, they met their eventual destruction» oh that douche
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288 2012-11-09.txt:01:25:30: <Bike> they were jerks, weren't they
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289 2012-11-09.txt:06:30:13: <Bike> oh,wow.
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290 2012-11-09.txt:07:05:16: <Bike> but would they have phones? (use your prior distribution of daylight in your answer)
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291 2012-11-09.txt:07:15:58: <Bike> most of it doesn't hit the earth, for one
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292 2012-11-09.txt:07:22:10: <Bike> Sgeo: most autotrophs are solar. the few exceptions are things that rely on geothermal vents and chemosynthesis, not exactly enough to keep humanity alive
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293 2012-11-09.txt:18:26:26: <Bike> yeah, that was a sad episode
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294 2012-11-09.txt:18:26:32: <Bike> and then it didn't go off. boring.
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295 2012-11-09.txt:18:27:01: <Bike> yeah.
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296 2012-11-09.txt:18:27:13: <Bike> atriq: multiple deaths has about the same dramatic effect as none.
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297 2012-11-09.txt:23:12:42: <Bike> so what sort of things do you have in 123 terabytes?
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298 2012-11-09.txt:23:14:40: <Bike> of course, of course
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299 2012-11-09.txt:23:17:01: <Bike> you could get a couple terabytes of bioinformatics data from the 'net to make yourself feel sciency
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300 2012-11-09.txt:23:19:25: <Bike> would you like some lotto numbers?
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301 [too many lines; stopping]
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