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| 1 2003-02-06.txt:03:01:30: <dbc> I settled for tabbing before each number, rather than right-justifying within fields :) | |
| 2 2003-02-06.txt:20:09:56: <fizzie> funge also has the extension mechanism, which makes it feel vaguely and disturbingly 'serious'. | |
| 3 2004-01-27.txt:00:11:25: <Taaus-dvorak> Bingo. | |
| 4 2004-05-30.txt:20:54:51: <fizzie> besides, in _all_ the parties (and most of the other social gatherings I've gone) I've seen jaffa/bC! naked, for one reason or the other. usually involves swimming/water, but not always. to be honest it's kinda disturbing. | |
| 5 2004-07-12.txt:21:08:48: <calamari_> doubtful that a calculator would involve the situation I'm describing | |
| 6 2005-03-05.txt:20:38:30: <Keymaker> anyways, this tutorial thing is really disturbing.. i know nobody is that great when starting a new language, but i wouldn't write tutorial if i couldn't do much else than print hello world.. as well, i'm really annoyed many call this language limited or useless :\ | |
| 7 2005-05-07.txt:04:13:02: <GregorR-L> In BF, you can make a program that does a disturbing amount of function and fit it easily in 1/2 page. | |
| 8 2005-05-11.txt:05:22:58: <GregorR> BING! Got it | |
| 9 2005-05-19.txt:00:39:10: <GregorR-L> BING 8-D | |
| 10 2005-05-25.txt:16:13:23: <pgimeno> yesterday (more than 12 hours ago anyway) someone said that Martijn van der Heide's work grabbing permissions from authors for distribution on WoS was hardly a huge work... that hit my sensible fiber | |
| 11 2005-05-25.txt:20:24:46: <pgimeno> am I the only one who sees the left bar disturbing? | |
| 12 2005-05-25.txt:20:26:46: <malaprop> left bar disturbing? | |
| 13 2005-05-30.txt:19:39:30: <jix> it's strategy: kill allTricks,findAndDestroy,logicex, self repair, destroy @... code, try 4 times to lay a bomb to the opponents position(i added a ! in the +++s .. no idea why^^), bombing! | |
| 14 2005-05-30.txt:21:43:21: <GregorR> This is random bombings! | |
| 15 2005-06-04.txt:06:50:27: <GregorR-L> The function of the peptide sequences is deterministic but mind-numbingly complex. | |
| 16 2005-07-20.txt:18:44:22: <GregorR> www.php.net has a mind-numbingly extensive one. | |
| 17 2005-07-23.txt:23:45:14: <{^Raven^}> If you read the full text of the complaint it's very funny and quite disturbing | |
| 18 2005-08-12.txt:16:55:55: <jix> hey use mathematic function for discribing the whole spectrum! | |
| 19 2005-09-23.txt:04:08:59: <GregorR> Since plenty of people will be transcribing the mousepad. | |
| 20 2005-10-14.txt:18:54:25: <graue> the IOI'90 paper describing it suggests you write a program that takes a string of the form "<nr1>+<nr2>=?" and outputs "<nr1>+<nr2>=<nr3>" where all the nrs are natural numbers, and nr3 is the sum of nr1 and nr2 | |
| 21 2005-10-24.txt:01:27:20: <kipple> don't know specifically, but in general I feel there are always some who don't want to bother with subscribing to mailing list | |
| 22 2005-11-01.txt:01:02:03: <graue> people grabbing the 1.7 MB backup daily might be using a lot of bandwidth | |
| 23 2005-11-15.txt:00:09:59: <cpressey> ok, so... say you have a language for describing deciders... will it always halt? yes, because deciders always halt. HOWEVER - the problem is - how is it that your language only describes deciders? how do you know that you can't accidentally describe a Turing machine in your language? that's the hard part. | |
| 24 2005-11-15.txt:00:16:17: <cpressey> a language-for-describing-pda's | |
| 25 2005-11-15.txt:00:16:35: <calamari> so I need a language-for-describing-deciders | |
| 26 2005-11-15.txt:00:18:01: <cpressey> would be hard to imagine a language-for-describing-fsm's that could itself be described by an fsm | |
| 27 2005-11-24.txt:04:01:44: <calamari> so basically what I was after was a language capable of describing every language that always halts | |
| 28 2005-11-24.txt:04:02:53: <cpressey> that language must also be capable of describing languages that don't halt | |
| 29 2005-11-24.txt:04:13:10: <calamari> let me make sure I understand what you're saying.. are you saying that the language PL-{GOTO} isn't capable of describing all possible deciders? | |
| 30 2005-11-24.txt:04:13:57: <cpressey> no, it is capable of that. what it's not capable of is describing a decider which simulates some other decider (like a UTM simulates some other TM.) | |
| 31 2005-12-21.txt:18:50:50: <ihope> Bingo! | |
| 32 2006-01-20.txt:02:46:34: <GregorR-L> It's slightly disturbing that you're on IRC at the time, btw. | |
| 33 2006-02-05.txt:00:24:51: <ihope> Bingo. | |
| 34 2006-02-10.txt:00:53:19: <GregorR-L> Can't you love me for who I am *runs sobbing into the corner* | |
| 35 2006-02-19.txt:20:43:59: <ihope> Bingo. | |
| 36 2006-04-01.txt:20:54:21: <ihope_> Bingo. | |
| 37 2006-04-06.txt:18:37:23: <ihope> Bingo, | |
| 38 2006-05-04.txt:00:31:29: <ihope> Must be some case of Google bombing. | |
| 39 2006-05-04.txt:00:34:10: <SimonRC> Reverse the bombing! Create your own links to the w3c's http page. | |
| 40 2006-05-26.txt:17:31:28: <SimonRC> made of bits of other movies spiced together, with maybe a tiny bit of new footage, a little bad dubbing, and small amount of CG. | |
| 41 2006-05-29.txt:02:05:05: <Arrogant> ! for grabbing a new scope, % for duplicating, x for destroying the scope. | |
| 42 2006-06-05.txt:21:53:04: <jix> i was describing the look | |
| 43 2006-06-07.txt:20:35:12: <ihope_> Bingo. | |
| 44 2006-06-21.txt:03:18:48: <rabidpoobear> Subtitles + original language = scarier than cheesy dubbing | |
| 45 2006-07-26.txt:00:35:12: <pikhq> I could sleep during a bombing. | |
| 46 2006-07-28.txt:19:00:23: <lament> other than in the sense of me stabbing you with a long pointy spear | |
| 47 2006-08-03.txt:21:08:57: <RodgerTheGreat> bingo | |
| 48 2006-08-05.txt:04:38:35: <RodgerTheGreat> bingo | |
| 49 2006-08-06.txt:01:51:58: <oerjanj> the absolute addressing is only a feature of describing the program, not of its execution | |
| 50 2006-08-10.txt:03:25:14: <RodgerTheGreat> bingo. | |
| 51 2006-08-11.txt:17:49:52: <RodgerTheGreat> heh. I just listened to gregor's "kill yourself" song. That was disturbingly catchy. | |
| 52 2006-08-14.txt:01:02:08: <RodgerTheGreat> Razor-X: I have no idea what that actually means, but my translator seems to be turning into some type of really disturbing innuendo. | |
| 53 2006-08-14.txt:01:10:20: <RodgerTheGreat> *that* explains the disturbing translation. | |
| 54 2006-08-15.txt:05:16:50: <RodgerTheGreat> I refer you all to this grim harbinger of the doom of the human race: | |
| 55 2006-08-22.txt:01:05:35: <Razor-X> !i 6 And Bingo was his name-o. | |
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| 57 2006-08-22.txt:01:05:39: <Razor-X> !i 4 And Bingo was his name-o. | |
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| 59 2006-08-22.txt:01:05:42: <EgoBot> And Bingo was his name-o. | |
| 60 2006-08-25.txt:21:31:28: <GregorR-W> I was gonna try stabbing glass into my eye. | |
| 61 2006-08-26.txt:00:23:05: <CakeProphet> Sex is mind-boggling distrubing actually... I don't understand how that could be even remotely pleasurable. | |
| 62 2006-08-28.txt:23:06:05: <ihope> Bingo. | |
| 63 2006-08-29.txt:00:55:46: <ihope> Bing. | |
| 64 2006-09-06.txt:00:35:45: <pikhq> Argh. Can't find the RFC ATM, but I can find one describing the etymology. | |
| 65 2006-09-09.txt:01:09:12: <calamari> heh, never mind, time seems to keep climbing | |
| 66 2006-09-19.txt:16:34:55: <RodgerTheGreat> "Scroll taps (stap events) are generated on 4G and later iPods when the user taps a certain region of the scroll wheel. They are used primarily for Text Input functions. Scroll taps may be simulated with the numeric keypad." <- bingo! | |
| 67 2006-10-04.txt:23:44:01: <RodgerTheGreat> I think he's describing the cells. | |
| 68 2006-10-05.txt:22:46:45: <CakeProphet> !bf_txtgen Soulless Teat Grabbing Assassin | |
| 69 2006-10-06.txt:23:27:35: <calamari> RodgerTheGreat: my officemate has a buzzword bingo game.. bring it to a meeting and try to win :) | |
| 70 2006-10-06.txt:23:28:40: <oerjan> in norway that's known as "bullshit-bingo" | |
| 71 2006-10-14.txt:00:09:34: <RodgerTheGreat> if you can get around the I/O limitations, it isn't that mind-numbing a concept. | |
| 72 2006-10-14.txt:00:13:18: <RodgerTheGreat> bingo- that would do it. | |
| 73 2006-10-28.txt:15:17:52: <CakeProphet> but.... I praise the mighty power of bread-crumbing. | |
| 74 2006-11-07.txt:04:54:05: <xor_> Because oop is a natural way of describing things? | |
| 75 2006-11-07.txt:04:55:07: <lament> xor_: yes, oop is a natural way of describing things, but why do it in C? | |
| 76 2006-11-07.txt:15:53:34: <SimonRC> What's more mind-numbing than _Big Brother_ and more pointless than _Second Life_? Yes, it's _Big Brother_ set *in* _Second Life_: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/11/06/bb_second_life/ | |
| 77 2006-11-23.txt:02:16:58: <GreaseMonkey> "'m sick of all the lame tutorials describing how you can use a virus to destroy your school computers using just batch commands. They suck, as they don't destroy anything. My virus simply pwnz all of yourz coz it is the best. It actually kills your teacher and all the students in the class. It not only kills them... it's so much better than that.... it actually burns them alive." | |
| 78 2006-12-08.txt:17:44:07: <pikhq> Pretty much where I'm at involves finishing the interpretation pass, frobbing with the command line parser a bit, and tarring it up. | |
| 79 2006-12-21.txt:03:56:22: <bsmnt_bot> I find your lack of pants disturbing. | |
| 80 2006-12-21.txt:03:57:00: <bsmnt_bot> I find your lack of pants disturbing. | |
| 81 2006-12-21.txt:18:32:02: <bsmnt_bot> I find your lack of pants disturbing. | |
| 82 2006-12-28.txt:07:08:54: <CakeProphet> the idea is to have a language for describing your standard... so that making changes to a standard simply requires you to change the metalanguage describing your standard. | |
| 83 2006-12-29.txt:02:21:42: <oklopol> and heavy subwebbing! | |
| 84 2006-12-30.txt:03:15:00: <RodgerTheGreat> bingo- quine | |
| 85 2006-12-30.txt:07:52:34: * CakeProphet figures out the problem with some breadcrumbing. | |
| 86 2006-12-30.txt:17:50:37: <pikhq> Just describing the specific type of OISC. | |
| 87 2006-12-31.txt:20:39:28: * CakeProphet immediately conjures up images of an evil C monster stabbing him with sharp pointers. | |
| 88 2007-01-08.txt:23:02:55: <ihope> Bingo. | |
| 89 2007-01-12.txt:18:36:23: <SimonRC> bsmntbombdood: Algebraic Datatypes are an enlightening system of describing datastructures. I much prefer them to classes or structs | |
| 90 2007-01-22.txt:00:19:03: <oklopol> because now that i've come to think of it, amphibious was imo a nice for for describing programs that run the samu way in many languages | |
| 91 2007-03-07.txt:03:22:32: <bsmntbombdood> i'm in ur $location $verbing (your|my) $noun | |
| 92 2007-03-20.txt:18:38:42: <ais523> the reason I brought this up is that the language I'm describing can be compiled into Black, I think (as long as the initial maximums of the registers are sufficiently large) | |
| 93 2007-03-23.txt:14:33:47: <oklopol> i'm pretty sure i had a cooler way of describing problems of that nature... a rubik's cube is hell to describe to a computer in most languages | |
| 94 2007-03-25.txt:01:10:33: <SevenInchBread> bsmntbombdood, your explainations fall too much into the trap of describing the implementation. | |
| 95 2007-03-25.txt:01:32:51: <bsmntbombdood> SevenInchBread: i have no other way of describing it... | |
| 96 2007-03-27.txt:02:47:33: <SevenInchBread> ...a good thing to set up first would be a way to spit out info to the screen... for the crumbing of breads. | |
| 97 2007-04-01.txt:04:22:51: * CakeProphet trashes the sidewalks and dances around in circles rubbing his bellybutton | |
| 98 2007-04-05.txt:01:40:38: <GregorR> Not the ones you're describing, they'd need an explicit dereference. | |
| 99 2007-04-05.txt:06:21:49: <RodgerTheGreat> it improves readability if tabbing gets fucked up or someone has odd whitespace conventions | |
| 100 2007-04-08.txt:01:24:21: <GregorR> Pikhq: It doesn't do anything regarding installation, only use. I intended for the installation/dependency grabbing/whatever portion to be a differnet tool. | |
| 101 2007-04-08.txt:01:25:37: <Pikhq> It sounds *almost* like installation would be as simple as drag-drop, but dependency grabbing would require an external tool. | |
| 102 2007-04-08.txt:03:58:23: <SevenInchBread> probably one of the first things we'd want is a way to spit stuff out to a terminal... for breadcrumbing/testing OS stuff. | |
| 103 2007-04-14.txt:06:43:27: <oerjan> somewhat disturbing that the google hits all spell it differently... | |
| 104 2007-04-20.txt:04:38:11: <Figs> bingo | |
| 105 2007-04-25.txt:03:32:50: <oerjan> i was describing my ideas about ALPACA. | |
| 106 2007-04-28.txt:00:54:14: <GregorR> pikhq_: My intention is to use DPlof just to get Plof (the one in Plof) working. Then I'll make Plof target C (as well as interpretation), and bingo, CPlof. | |
| 107 2007-04-28.txt:01:08:01: <bsmntbombdood> GregorR> pikhq_: My intention is to use DPlof just to get Plof (the one in Plof) working. Then I'll make Plof target C (as well as interpretation), and bingo, CPlof. | |
| 108 2007-05-01.txt:21:39:57: <ihope> I mean, they must have had thousands of words for describing rocks. | |
| 109 2007-05-28.txt:22:06:42: <oklopol> no one tells anecdotes about me rubbing my forehead with a frozen beanbag :< | |
| 110 2007-05-28.txt:22:17:04: <lament> I heard this anecdote about oerjan, he uses to drink rubbing alcohol and eat bags full of beans | |
| 111 2007-05-28.txt:22:35:03: <bsmntbombdood> i would imagine rubbing alcohol would be unpleasent | |
| 112 2007-06-13.txt:23:43:06: <ihope> ...Isn't microkernel + servers what I've been describing? | |
| 113 2007-07-06.txt:13:47:29: <RodgerTheGreat> man, my tabbing there is really odd | |
| 114 2007-07-07.txt:21:57:17: <edwardk> iirc grigori rosu used it when describing the complexity of proving the equivalence of two infinite streams last year at the ICFP but its an older notation | |
| 115 2007-07-11.txt:01:19:31: <oklopol> or what exactly are you rubbing :| | |
| 116 2007-07-11.txt:01:33:56: <lament> bsmntbombdood: the imperative model includes the concept of "world state". The functional model doesn't (there's no world state in lambda calculus) unless you explicitly introduce it (or arbitrarily declare some value to be the "world state"). For this reason, the imperative model is so convenient for describing processes which change the world state. | |
| 117 2007-07-13.txt:20:59:03: <lament> bouldering is a particular form of recreational climbing | |
| 118 2007-07-14.txt:21:57:39: <RodgerTheGreat> oh, bingo: http://www.esolangs.org/wiki/Noit_o'_mnain_worb | |
| 119 2007-07-15.txt:02:46:22: <RodgerTheGreat> that's somewhat more disturbing than my mental image. :S | |
| 120 2007-07-15.txt:03:21:32: <Figs> I suck at transcribing by ear :) | |
| 121 2007-07-16.txt:21:55:45: <pikhq> I'm not describing what's sane, I'm describing how GNU C does it. | |
| 122 2007-07-19.txt:15:16:02: <ehird`> i was describing a bug | |
| 123 2007-07-19.txt:22:27:54: <ehird`> "In 1935 Meccano was the primary construction material used by J. B. Bratt in building several analog computers. The computers were used for several decades to calculate differential equations, and one such machine, the "Meccano Differential Analyser No. 2" survives to this day. That specific machine was used by the Allies in Operation Chastise where the computer played a critical role in planning the bombing runs for bombs that would b | |
| 124 2007-07-19.txt:23:02:42: <RodgerTheGreat> bingo | |
| 125 2007-07-20.txt:02:45:30: <RodgerTheGreat> bingo | |
| 126 2007-07-21.txt:16:35:04: <ehird`> is there a page on the wiki describing most of the good brainfuck-compilation optimization techniques known? | |
| 127 2007-07-22.txt:01:19:11: <Sukoshi> Grabbing a GCC binary shouldn't be too hard. | |
| 128 2007-07-24.txt:00:59:47: <lament> it's not a computational model. It's a set of restrictions for describing stuff. | |
| 129 2007-07-27.txt:10:04:54: <RodgerTheGreat> bingo | |
| 130 2007-07-28.txt:01:00:43: <RodgerTheGreat> picrete tubing (slow melting, we can keep it "warmer") plus saline liquid running through the circuitry (low freezing point) could be a good way to keep things from fusing together or jamming | |
| 131 2007-08-02.txt:22:46:08: <RodgerTheGreat> ah, bingo | |
| 132 2007-08-03.txt:22:52:35: <RodgerTheGreat> I consider C a poorly designed language, but C++ compounds it with mind-numbing degrees of idiocy | |
| 133 2007-08-11.txt:22:56:39: <RodgerTheGreat> bingo | |
| 134 2007-08-11.txt:23:04:42: <ehird`> what i'm describing is a blend of haskell's research and experimental ethic with the esoteric any-idea-goes ethic | |
| 135 2007-09-17.txt:03:03:51: <edwardk> but plumbing around the monad type everywhere got ugly, i did a version with a sort of implicit type-level reader monad and another draft using dynamic binding and delimited control to change a dynamically scoped 'current monad' variable with pattern matching support on dynamic variables | |
| 136 2007-09-21.txt:16:07:27: <oerjan> this is disturbing. SimonRC's last three messages seemed to come in reverse order. | |
| 137 2007-09-26.txt:14:33:53: <SimonRC> and there is some extremely disturbing stuff in my head that will remain in my head or nowhere | |
| 138 2007-09-28.txt:02:21:36: <GregorR> I made a video describing how I achieve O(n), but it's impossible to read *sigh* | |
| 139 2007-10-03.txt:16:25:54: <RodgerTheGreat> bing-bam-kaching, buy all your tools and a better gateway and you're set | |
| 140 2007-10-24.txt:16:28:32: <Figs> http://www.inteldaily.com/?c=173&a=3993 beware, disturbing! | |
| 141 2007-11-06.txt:01:01:38: <GregorR> I'm not making fun of it ... just stabbing it. | |
| 142 2007-11-06.txt:01:03:09: <bsmntbombdood> GregorR: stabbing exacerbates my azerbaijan | |
| 143 2007-11-07.txt:22:28:02: <ehird`> this discussion is disturbing | |
| 144 2007-11-13.txt:05:09:27: <RodgerTheGreat> bingo | |
| 145 2007-11-23.txt:12:02:22: <oklopol> a language with decrement + cubing and calculated gotos might be interesting | |
| 146 2007-12-11.txt:20:04:12: <RodgerTheGreat> The writing overall is thoughtful and generally an interesting (if disturbing) way | |
| 147 2007-12-26.txt:22:09:43: <Slereah-> I'm habing a hard time using it. | |
| 148 2007-12-31.txt:11:45:09: <oklopol> would be interesting to have a language where a bnf would correspond to a logic program describing the parser. | |
| 149 2008-01-03.txt:01:46:25: <ihope> "Reading" a knot consists of grabbing a list of all knots which must "go through" the knot and which direction they go through. | |
| 150 2008-01-06.txt:14:52:40: <oklopol> i'm globbing crap here | |
| 151 2008-01-17.txt:05:12:46: <Slereah> Possibly two symbols for describing input and outpub | |
| 152 2008-01-20.txt:13:58:35: <asiekierka> 1) A very, VERY techy information piece, describing the lang in a way too techy | |
| 153 2008-01-20.txt:14:23:50: <oklopol> asiekierka: that this describing the lang in a "way too techy" is just the syntax as a bnf | |
| 154 2008-01-23.txt:05:35:27: <RodgerTheGreat> it's very interesting, and disturbing at the same time | |
| 155 2008-01-23.txt:06:49:21: <adu> RDF is the platform for OWL = Web ontology lang, which is an rdf word-set for describing classes and relationships, which I hope to build a chat-bot with oneday | |
| 156 2008-01-23.txt:06:52:30: <oklopol> the idea behind it was, once you've ruled out every other imaginable object by describing, you've described your object | |
| 157 2008-01-23.txt:07:00:48: <oklopol> so that going nearere an object would be describing some part of it | |
| 158 2008-02-03.txt:08:06:13: <adu> Haskell has 5 type classes (i.e. interfaces) for describing what Float and Double can do | |
| 159 2008-02-03.txt:19:06:11: <ehird`> it was filed in 1997, so him describing it on his website | |
| 160 2008-02-04.txt:19:11:03: <ehird`> i was just blabbing on endlessly about k | |
| 161 2008-02-07.txt:01:29:35: <RodgerTheGreat> bingo... http://esoteric.voxelperfect.net/wiki/Category:Unimplemented | |
| 162 2008-02-14.txt:17:31:48: <SimonRC> AFAICT the recent protests are peaceful, if disturbing | |
| 163 2008-02-14.txt:17:39:55: <RodgerTheGreat> and they're better at climbing on shit. | |
| 164 2008-02-14.txt:21:45:21: <ehird`> es0n00b: welp, ok. I don't need a huge paper, just a few lines describing it :P | |
| 165 2008-02-15.txt:02:06:24: <oerjan> so you don't want to allow rapid bombing? | |
| 166 2008-02-15.txt:12:39:06: <es0n00b> any good web pages describing MU in an easy to understand style?? | |
| 167 2008-02-16.txt:05:12:24: <Sukoshi`> Not an external publication. However, I'm thinking of proxying that out. This involves getting admin access to the machine which involves grabbing hashes. | |
| 168 2008-02-18.txt:06:42:47: <RodgerTheGreat> hey guys, check it out- I wrote a lisp-derivative bingo card generator in postscript: http://www.nonlogic.org/dump/text/1203316480.html | |
| 169 2008-02-19.txt:00:11:33: <oklopol> i mean, could it do that in that vague idea you were describing :P | |
| 170 2008-02-21.txt:20:58:32: <ehird> ais523: by the way, i learned a disturbing thing yesterday | |
| 171 2008-02-23.txt:23:58:07: <oerjan> there is a section describing those fields too | |
| 172 2008-02-29.txt:20:14:47: <SimonRC> C'mon we need more Christian suicide bombings of human genetic engineering clinics | |
| 173 2008-03-03.txt:18:21:06: <ais523> instead. Unfortunately, the info document describing tar is licensed | |
| 174 2008-03-07.txt:19:38:23: <oklopol> Funge-98 is a class of three real and officially sanctioned programming languages (Unefunge, Befunge, and Trefunge) and provides a paradigm for describing any number of imaginary ones with different topologies and any number of dimensions." | |
| 175 2008-03-08.txt:19:16:10: * SimonRC thinks of a privacy escalation: pty-grabbing. If someone runs sudo from a pty, then sudo usually caches their ability to use sudo there for about 5 mins. There might be a way to exploit this to escalate local to root. | |
| 176 2008-03-09.txt:02:06:26: <ihope> Bingo. | |
| 177 2008-03-10.txt:22:41:32: <ais523> you were describing Continuation Passing Style | |
| 178 2008-03-11.txt:11:39:14: <oklokok> oerjan: verb verbing you verbing motherverber | |
| 179 2008-03-13.txt:21:46:01: <ehird> Bingo. | |
| 180 2008-03-14.txt:02:34:50: <AnMaster> say: {vertical tab, size of number describing size of numbers of dimension, dimension } | |
| 181 2008-03-14.txt:20:51:45: <ehird> AnMaster: bingo | |
| 182 2008-03-15.txt:23:13:54: <ehird> 'use RatsAss;' is a vaguely disturbing line | |
| 183 2008-03-15.txt:23:27:56: <ehird> also, I find the fact that I have to put @EXPORT etc in BEGIN disturbing | |
| 184 2008-03-17.txt:21:55:00: <ehird> clever *-globbing. | |
| 185 2008-03-17.txt:21:55:32: <ehird> AnMaster: not if the shell was clever with * globbing | |
| 186 2008-03-17.txt:22:24:03: <ais523> because the shell does no globbing at all | |
| 187 2008-03-17.txt:22:24:17: <SimonRC> that is because DOS relies on the program to do globbing | |
| 188 2008-03-17.txt:23:08:52: <ais523> incidentally, I've seen a shell-script used to implement init, which used shell globbing to run all the startup scripts in priority order | |
| 189 2008-03-18.txt:21:13:58: <ehird> ting tang walla walla bing bang | |
| 190 2008-03-21.txt:18:21:09: <Hiato> hrmm... yeah, something worth considering, but It doesn't really matter because you can do multiple assignments using lists. :64(a1,a2,a3) in place of grabbing the returned value like this- :(:65(a1))(a2) etc | |
| 191 2008-03-30.txt:17:56:35: <RodgerTheGreat> in general, I think Apple has struck a good balance between making things user-friendly and avoiding "dumbing down" the unix environment for people who want to use it. | |
| 192 2008-04-01.txt:21:35:45: <ehird> AnMaster: I find your micro-optimization disturbing. | |
| 193 2008-04-11.txt:01:24:52: <ehird> Sgeo: you are describing 'Ajax' which is another buzzword | |
| 194 2008-04-11.txt:17:45:16: <AnMaster> just a page describing in a way that is readable by humans | |
| 195 2008-04-12.txt:16:11:19: <ehird> think of a shorter, more self-describing way to express it | |
| 196 2008-04-16.txt:22:37:03: <ais523> lament: Chris Pressey already implied that joke, when describing TURKEY BOMB as a 'peer-pressure' language | |
| 197 2008-04-17.txt:15:23:13: <ehird> oklopol, bingo | |
| 198 2008-04-21.txt:13:21:04: <ais523> AnMaster: thinking about what they'd likely do, two would be handles to the memory pages the memory is allocated in, two would be offsets within the pages, and one would be a pointer to a struct describing the request and setting parameters, so I'd guess 5 params | |
| 199 2008-04-21.txt:16:40:16: <AnMaster> for syntax when describing, some semi-C prefered | |
| 200 2008-04-23.txt:20:56:25: <ehird> it's vaguely disturbing | |
| 201 2008-04-27.txt:00:57:17: <evincarofautumn> Bingo, revcompgeek. | |
| 202 2008-04-27.txt:01:54:44: <revcompgeek> s/describint/describing | |
| 203 2008-04-28.txt:23:03:18: <evincar> pikhq: Ha. Polite ribbing borders on abuse. | |
| 204 2008-05-01.txt:21:42:05: <ais523> then start climbing down the column of asterisks | |
| 205 2008-05-01.txt:21:44:25: <ais523> I climb down to the bottom of the column of asterisks, grabbing the author's credits on the way | |
| 206 2008-05-01.txt:21:49:45: <AnMaster> <ais523> I climb down to the bottom of the column of asterisks, grabbing the author's credits on the way | |
| 207 2008-05-06.txt:15:58:26: <ehird> ais523: i cant' resisit saying something about dumbing down :-) | |
| 208 2008-05-06.txt:19:48:54: <ehird> Deewiant: bingo | |
| 209 2008-05-08.txt:18:05:33: <ais523> ah, it's describing the same thign | |
| 210 2008-05-15.txt:00:22:06: * oerjan finds it slightly disturbing that apparently the frenchman wants tea while the englishman is referring to coffee | |
| 211 2008-05-20.txt:15:51:12: <pikhq> Bingo. :p | |
| 212 2008-05-30.txt:23:02:00: <ehird> and vaguely disturbing | |
| 213 2008-06-01.txt:19:32:30: <Slereah> Well, you're just describing priority. | |
| 214 2008-06-08.txt:16:29:35: <RodgerTheGreat> ah, bingo | |
| 215 2008-06-13.txt:19:45:35: <tusho> ais523: random noise = BINGO | |
| 216 2008-06-13.txt:20:01:48: <pikhq> Bingo. | |
| 217 2008-06-14.txt:20:00:49: <tusho> I might just use Narrative JS. It is, after all, exactly what I'm describing. :-P | |
| 218 2008-06-17.txt:22:03:30: <oklopol> fun - serious - ORGY - three dead in stabbing incident | |
| 219 2008-06-19.txt:21:34:53: <Slereah_> I find your lack of chanserv expertise disturbing. | |
| 220 2008-06-22.txt:16:54:15: <RodgerTheGreat> bingo | |
| 221 2008-06-23.txt:00:31:59: <oklopol> tusho: actually, how was astute wrong describing a comment? | |
| 222 2008-06-23.txt:22:00:52: <AnMaster> after a lot of heavy work and stubbing out stuff | |
| 223 2008-07-01.txt:16:17:16: <ais523> it's clear to me he's describing a paradigm | |
| 224 2008-07-04.txt:05:03:51: <RodgerTheGreat> in the past, I've made a handful of things like my self-randomizing bingo card: http://rodger.nonlogic.org/games/bingo.ps | |
| 225 2008-07-07.txt:15:16:08: <ais523> I'll fix that once I have a website up describing it | |
| 226 2008-07-07.txt:15:16:30: <ais523> there's a page in the C-INTERCAL manual describing IFFI now, so I just need to put the manual online and I can link to that | |
| 227 2008-07-07.txt:16:43:45: <Dewi> but no globbing | |
| 228 2008-07-07.txt:21:53:37: <ais523> AnMaster: the way CLC-INTERCAL works is so complicated that even I have trouble describing it | |
| 229 2008-07-09.txt:01:20:19: <RodgerTheGreat> lament: bingo! | |
| 230 2008-07-09.txt:23:25:22: <lament> augur: ...isn't that exactly what i was describing on the past ~5 lines? | |
| 231 2008-07-12.txt:14:53:09: <oklopol> not kinda disturbing. | |
| 232 2008-07-12.txt:17:57:12: <hotidlerchick> this is fucking disturbing | |
| 233 2008-07-16.txt:10:19:05: <oklopol> but it's kinda OO, you're always describing an object | |
| 234 2008-07-16.txt:13:57:36: <oklopol> AnMaster: anyway, this is what it looks like with newlines and tabbing: http://www.vjn.fi/pb/p466261364.txt | |
| 235 2008-07-16.txt:17:17:14: <Deewiant> and yeah, I've essentially been describing such an interface | |
| 236 2008-07-17.txt:21:52:10: <ais523> augur: by describing a compiler from cyclic tag systems into it | |
| 237 2008-07-19.txt:13:00:31: <oklopol> i should really start playing with ai, i almost get a boner from even looking at c++ code describing a flock of birds | |
| 238 2008-07-20.txt:00:05:52: <oklopol> stop rubbing it in my face, that was the stupidest mistake i've made in a month | |
| 239 2008-07-20.txt:04:10:34: <pikhq> Bingo. | |
| 240 2008-07-27.txt:22:02:57: <oklopol> i think sicp is a long book with too little confusing mind-numbing math | |
| 241 2008-07-29.txt:23:48:45: <tusho_> just never tried subscribing | |
| 242 2008-07-30.txt:02:38:16: <CakeProphet> when describing the structure of a sentence | |
| 243 2008-08-01.txt:14:16:38: <ais523> tusho: because it would be a Harbinger of the End of the World | |
| 244 2008-08-08.txt:21:19:18: <MikeRiley> grabbing | |
| 245 2008-08-08.txt:21:39:08: <tusho> optbot: agreed. a good eye-stabbing | |
| 246 2008-08-12.txt:11:42:40: <tusho> asiekierka: Er, you've been nabbing on about organizing brainfuck contests and thinking of various large projects (like games) to code in BF since 2007. | |
| 247 2008-08-12.txt:19:12:55: <tusho> ais523: blabbing like "IT'S MEANT FOR TESTING NEW ESOLANGS!!!11" and we told him that we had perfectly good computers for that, but we liked EsoBot because it's fun to see how it can survive | |
| 248 2008-08-12.txt:20:24:45: <AnMaster> 00.00.0000 action An integer describing what should happen on the change being triggered: | |
| 249 2008-08-13.txt:15:35:01: <asiekierka> describing my feelings | |
| 250 2008-08-16.txt:00:37:20: <pikhq> psygnisfive: Disturbing, but cool. | |
| 251 2008-08-16.txt:13:13:17: <AnMaster> I find bad typography really really disturbing when reading | |
| 252 2008-08-16.txt:20:49:00: <MikeRiley> gender is how you feel about yourself...sex is your plumbing.... | |
| 253 2008-08-20.txt:17:16:36: <MikeRiley> but i also have a document better describing what TRDS should be capable of doing.... | |
| 254 2008-08-22.txt:18:17:23: <Deewiant> AnMaster: btw, what funktio is doing is essentially grabbing the minimum coordinate over all funge-space cells | |
| 255 2008-09-02.txt:13:37:28: <fizzie> For disturbingly many X, "does perl have a X" has a positive answer. | |
| 256 2008-09-16.txt:15:09:08: <tusho> [[Why are videos worse than text? I have to consume them at the pace and in the order dictated by the producer. I cannot skim them. They take orders of magnitude more bandwidth. I cannot search for a word or phrase. I am unable to quote from them without transcribing by hand. I cannot easily page around to see the general shape, or pick out an interesting paragraph to read, or send a part to somebody else. They are not indexed properly by Google.] | |
| 257 2008-09-20.txt:21:44:49: <fizzie> That's more like unsubscribing. | |
| 258 2008-09-27.txt:22:09:02: <tusho> ais523: abstract: I am describing things in the it. | |
| 259 2008-09-30.txt:19:13:20: <tusho> jnode is disturbingly useful looking: | |
| 260 2008-10-09.txt:20:33:01: <oklopol> i mean, after subscribing | |
| 261 2008-10-09.txt:20:39:11: <ais523> on the other hand, Windows doesn't have FIFOs, so the plumbing might be harder | |
| 262 2008-10-16.txt:08:28:22: <fizzie> That's somewhat disturbing. The bot is going to "tune" me. | |
| 263 2008-10-19.txt:14:22:29: <AnMaster> Vpos A vector describing what cell to operate on in Funge-Space. | |
| 264 2008-10-19.txt:15:33:26: <ehird> until it runs away (deletes itself) sobbing | |
| 265 2008-10-20.txt:15:38:48: <oerjan> as for the second, i eagerly await when you will start climbing in the windows... | |
| 266 2008-10-21.txt:18:47:41: <ehird> AnMaster: um, make your parameters self-describing | |
| 267 2008-10-21.txt:20:08:06: <AnMaster> anyway can't record more now without disturbing ppl | |
| 268 2008-10-21.txt:23:29:19: <oerjan> disturbing | |
| 269 2008-10-21.txt:23:29:42: <oerjan> well, ook would be even more disturbing | |
| 270 2008-10-24.txt:11:16:46: <Ilari> What's ATHR? Any URL describing it? | |
| 271 2008-10-28.txt:22:32:53: <ehird> AnMaster: do you have a probing hash or a linked list hash? | |
| 272 2008-10-28.txt:22:33:23: <ehird> I have a feeling probing might be faster, foo++, arr[foo] "seems" faster than foo = foo->next, foo | |
| 273 2008-10-28.txt:22:35:16: <fizzie> As far as probing is considered, just linear probing might not be the best bet; it usually isn't. | |
| 274 2008-10-28.txt:22:35:25: <AnMaster> which type of probing, wikipedia mentions linear probing and quadratic probing | |
| 275 2008-10-28.txt:22:35:36: <ehird> AnMaster: Well, according to fizzie, quadratic probing :p | |
| 276 2008-10-28.txt:22:35:42: <ehird> I did quadratic probing | |
| 277 2008-10-28.txt:22:36:11: <ehird> but yeah go for quadratic probing | |
| 278 2008-10-28.txt:22:37:02: <fizzie> I did double hashing (read: the probe increment computed from a second hashing function) for my closed hash table; it did a bit better than quadratic probing, but I never benchmarked whether that advantage was eaten by the hashing overhead. | |
| 279 2008-10-28.txt:22:42:29: <ehird> [21:36] ehird: but yeah go for quadratic probing | |
| 280 2008-10-28.txt:22:42:33: <ehird> fizzie: I did double hashing (read: the probe increment computed from a second hashing function) for my closed hash table; it did a bit better than quadratic probing, but I never benchmarked whether that advantage was eaten by the hashing overhead. | |
| 281 2008-10-28.txt:22:44:46: <ehird> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_addressing this is just probing | |
| 282 2008-10-28.txt:22:45:59: <ehird> I'd just do linear probing and see the speedup, then refine | |
| 283 2008-10-28.txt:22:46:59: <fizzie> With linear probing you probably want to keep the table load factor within some sensible values. I understand it gets slow fast when the table is full enough, even with a good hash function. | |
| 284 2008-10-28.txt:22:49:13: <fizzie> Well, obviously with quadratic probing too, except with a different definition for "sensible". | |
| 285 2008-10-28.txt:22:50:48: <ehird> AnMaster: In the time we've talked you could have profiled the quadratic probing approach. | |
| 286 2008-10-29.txt:02:23:15: <oerjan> tabbing works though | |
| 287 2008-10-29.txt:15:25:34: <AnMaster> ehird, well if you want. I was reading up on different probing models and such | |
| 288 2008-10-29.txt:21:43:12: <fungot> fizzie: uni tübingen is actively working on hills, so expect php errors, and is it the most recent officially sanctioned one. | |
| 289 2008-11-01.txt:17:52:23: <ehird> what the heck are you blabbing on about | |
| 290 2008-11-01.txt:18:09:10: <oerjan> optbot: some may find that disturbing | |
| 291 2008-11-03.txt:17:56:38: <ais523> it's perfectly self-describing, yet basically impossible to use | |
| 292 2008-11-07.txt:11:53:02: <ais523> I do profiling the good old-fashioned and almost useless way, by grabbing a really precise timer as often as possible and counting the length of the intervals | |
| 293 2008-11-13.txt:15:51:36: <oklopol> i find it disturbing | |
| 294 2008-11-16.txt:21:28:05: <oklopol> that's what you'd do with english, something like "loop this action here; now do some other action; now print the number of cycles you went around the loop" <<< you wouldn't actually say, when describing the loop, that we're storing the cycle count | |
| 295 2008-11-22.txt:19:15:59: <oklopol> because i accidentally hit space after climbing the wall | |
| 296 2008-11-22.txt:22:18:22: <fizzie> These have the sort of time limits that when climbing up a ledge, you need to bounce off immediately; if you actually stop and stand on the ledge, you run out of time. | |
| 297 2008-11-22.txt:23:23:11: <fizzie> Although I almost ran out of time because I took the upward slope so carefully, and then had a lot of trouble climbing up the other pipe, due to not having done that sort of thing a lot in the previous levels. | |
| 298 2008-11-23.txt:13:24:15: <ehird> try climbing | |
| 299 2008-11-26.txt:21:39:08: <psygnisfive> well the challenge was to find an explanatory way of describing the restrictions :P | |
| 300 2008-11-26.txt:23:17:27: <psygnisfive> bing bing |