# HG changeset patch # User HackBot # Date 1331900174 0 # Node ID c1c9ed8a02741e18898334a35ccf64b393957b58 # Parent b9e237811a298b211f1a5a4ed749ef838812ff35 pastelogs oerjan>.*[?]$ diff -r b9e237811a29 -r c1c9ed8a0274 paste/paste.28391 --- /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000 +++ b/paste/paste.28391 Fri Mar 16 12:16:14 2012 +0000 @@ -0,0 +1,301 @@ +2006-06-13.txt:00:43:46: is that a bug? +2006-09-28.txt:20:01:45: boblol: was that what your 196 message the other day was about? +2006-10-01.txt:20:21:49: thoughts? on nonlogic? +2006-10-01.txt:20:30:05: hm, am i right if i guess that a BFM program can only access the named variables, and no other locations? +2006-10-01.txt:20:36:26: but will arbitrary inline code not wreak havoc with variable positioning? +2006-10-01.txt:20:56:56: or, left, right and at just tell the macro processor the effect of inlined code, right? +2006-10-01.txt:21:02:57: hm, there is a problem here, what about left and right inside while? +2006-10-01.txt:21:17:08: have you tested it? +2006-10-01.txt:21:18:00: how can it be, when proc right clearly contains incr ::location? +2006-10-01.txt:21:25:57: yes.but why do some procs have _ at the begining of their name? +2006-10-01.txt:21:32:08: what does the array command do? +2006-10-02.txt:20:55:20: who was that lambda? +2006-10-02.txt:21:40:47: obviously? +2006-10-03.txt:19:04:21: what bug? +2006-10-03.txt:19:13:42: if twenty -> twnt, then twentyone -> ? +2006-10-03.txt:19:23:06: btw, is there any difference between ghost and recover? +2006-10-03.txt:19:36:01: BFM? +2006-10-05.txt:01:19:06: hm, global C arrays are initialized to zero, aren't they? +2006-10-05.txt:02:18:48: the program stopped. probably not zeros to the left of the array memory? +2006-10-05.txt:12:12:58: oh? +2006-10-05.txt:12:14:31: are you using the interpreter referenced from the wiki? +2006-10-05.txt:12:51:21: simonRC: i thought maybe that's where the golf started? +2006-10-05.txt:13:24:18: oh. but your nick is hungarian right? +2006-10-05.txt:13:33:10: could someone confirm whether global C arrays are zero initialized? +2006-10-05.txt:20:07:39: can we see the winning solution? +2006-10-05.txt:23:18:47: what's wrong with wc? +2006-10-05.txt:23:19:05: ah, not too good on punctuation maybe? +2006-10-05.txt:23:28:30: hm. anyone got below 38 without wrapping? +2006-10-05.txt:23:38:35: pikhq: did you use any computer search to get the offsets for the first loop? +2006-10-07.txt:00:38:28: Huh? +2006-10-07.txt:01:44:24: why what? +2006-10-07.txt:01:46:11: or where you thinking of something more important? +2006-10-08.txt:13:38:02: ahem. in non-wrapping brainfuck? +2006-10-08.txt:14:46:18: is it out of process space? +2006-10-08.txt:21:33:24: pastebin? +2006-10-08.txt:21:39:10: hm... have all the included files been tested? +2006-10-08.txt:21:42:36: um, what direction does copy x y z copy? and which is the temporary? +2006-10-08.txt:21:54:30: does booland preserve its arguments? +2006-10-09.txt:00:21:52: hm, do you consider it necessary to zero out temp variables that aren't used? +2006-10-09.txt:01:37:49: did you get the booland arguments in the right order? +2006-10-09.txt:01:38:55: so the second argument is the result? +2006-10-09.txt:02:02:18: Did subvar also previously take its result in the first argument? +2006-10-09.txt:02:13:35: is mod working? +2006-10-09.txt:02:18:30: are the correct a1, a2, a3 calculated? +2006-10-09.txt:02:53:52: something wrong? +2006-10-09.txt:02:55:45: is this the mod macro that seemed to work before? +2006-10-09.txt:02:56:37: the one i suggested? +2006-10-09.txt:03:09:16: and are you using the newest stdlib? +2006-10-09.txt:03:13:18: ? +2006-10-09.txt:03:13:52: you mean there is something wrong with divvar from the start? +2006-10-09.txt:03:17:31: is the new input/output/temp separation working properly? +2006-10-09.txt:03:21:46: is it working anyhow? +2006-10-09.txt:03:50:32: heh. if you remove all instances of [-] from the output, what is its length then? +2006-10-09.txt:13:53:31: what? +2006-10-09.txt:13:56:38: the positioning trap again? +2006-10-09.txt:14:08:06: how does the redundancy check work inside while loops? +2006-10-09.txt:14:12:50: and at the beginning does it empty the list? +2006-10-10.txt:23:12:34: not gzip? +2006-10-11.txt:02:22:52: what was that about? +2006-10-12.txt:23:20:02: hm. it seems to me that strange things can happen if you put the @ procedure anywhere but at the top of your program. shouldn't there be a check for this? +2006-10-13.txt:23:30:14: what about it? +2006-10-14.txt:22:04:00: what, is there something wrong with Haskell now? +2006-10-14.txt:22:07:17: i think this is not going very well. is there not some esoteric programming language based on silence we could use for assistance? +2006-10-14.txt:22:08:45: what is metric time? +2006-10-15.txt:01:22:25: what does it compile to? C? +2006-10-15.txt:01:22:35: asm? +2006-10-17.txt:03:19:34: perhaps. for the time being, have you tried compiling basm.b with basm.b? +2006-10-17.txt:03:51:29: are you storing the length of >>>>>>>> runs in single cells? +2006-10-17.txt:04:01:28: how big is it? +2006-10-17.txt:04:34:01: we all are insane here. what's the matter? +2006-10-19.txt:06:01:15: if you are clearing the cells anyways, isn't ignoring a 0x00 just to use [.[-]] instead of .? +2006-10-20.txt:17:45:41: question: for the 1-cell case, do you still want the macro to take a second argument for uniformity? +2006-10-20.txt:18:48:48: aha. is there a new tarball? +2006-10-21.txt:20:28:17: what, no Unicode? +2006-10-21.txt:20:32:33: statements are one thing, but what about expressions? +2006-10-21.txt:20:33:32: surely you don't want to restrict this language to only imperative features? +2006-10-21.txt:20:42:26: what do you mean, _or_? +2006-10-22.txt:15:51:28: so that we don't get to close the holes by just doing simple tricks? +2006-10-22.txt:16:15:05: and still this is the largest part of the program? +2006-10-22.txt:16:23:47: these out* macros, are they that way to avoid long stretches of > and < ? +2006-10-22.txt:16:33:19: that part setting sc looks suspiciously like cons57 followed by add 2. why not use cons59 instead? +2006-10-22.txt:16:41:39: what's inefficient about it? +2006-10-22.txt:17:21:16: wow, it apparently was a widespread problem then. what was the size before? +2006-10-23.txt:00:23:04: what do you mean by nonstandard? +2006-10-23.txt:00:35:07: have you tried? +2006-10-23.txt:23:03:52: no. what is COBOL's ALTER? +2006-10-23.txt:23:06:15: worse than ALGOL's for? +2006-10-24.txt:00:15:20: in the sense of CASVS: the order of statements in different branches don't matter? +2006-10-24.txt:00:24:41: what? +2006-10-24.txt:00:36:43: what is ABCDEF? +2006-10-24.txt:00:48:24: where? +2006-10-24.txt:00:55:28: what number is that rule? +2006-10-24.txt:17:21:51: in general having comments go into the bf code may not be a good idea if the point is to make the result as short as possible. Maybe an alternative command? +2006-10-24.txt:17:28:32: perhaps rename "comment" to "inline"? +2006-10-24.txt:17:35:05: has there been any other changes to basm.bfm since then? +2006-10-25.txt:19:35:43: something that starts to worry me about the source command: am i right that it doesn't check whether a file has been sourced before? +2006-10-26.txt:21:31:37: you mean like add {x y z} 3? +2006-10-26.txt:21:46:29: is this some kind of implicit argument iteration for all macros? +2006-10-26.txt:21:56:43: problems? +2006-10-26.txt:22:05:17: what is the literal code? +2006-10-26.txt:22:09:16: might $args happen to be a string rather than a list? +2006-10-26.txt:22:45:35: and you are sure that there is no bug in LostKng.b itself? +2006-10-26.txt:22:49:05: right. have you use the new stdcons macros in basm? +2006-10-28.txt:23:30:00: hmph. no blinkenlights? +2006-10-29.txt:02:00:57: asztal: does britain change back tonight too? +2006-10-30.txt:21:31:31: like they did 30 years ago? +2006-11-02.txt:00:59:45: but if two stacks can emulate a tape, isn't this then essensially a three-stack language? +2006-11-02.txt:02:30:25: indexed? +2006-11-02.txt:02:40:22: what about x=not x ? +2006-11-02.txt:02:41:48: how is there a type error? +2006-11-02.txt:03:07:04: what kind of hooks are these? +2006-11-02.txt:03:08:09: ah, this thing i've heard mentioned called aspect oriented programming? +2006-11-02.txt:04:00:21: !Huh? +2006-11-02.txt:05:01:53: esoteric? +2006-11-03.txt:04:23:30: how do you set nonblocking in C? +2006-11-03.txt:04:27:15: but getc would block anyhow wouldn't it? +2006-11-03.txt:04:27:44: are you trying to change terminal settings? +2006-11-03.txt:04:29:06: you succeeded? +2006-11-03.txt:04:31:23: right. however doesn't that prevent you from detecting real EOF? +2006-11-03.txt:05:05:03: one thing i worried about - won't that nonblock program write a horrible lot of nuls? +2006-11-04.txt:01:17:46: what is Erna, apart from a Norwegian party leader? +2006-11-04.txt:01:27:37: if you say so. you couldn't get gregorR to send me a couple million dollars? +2006-11-04.txt:21:28:45: perl? +2006-11-04.txt:22:05:15: there is room for a finger in that? +2006-11-04.txt:22:43:06: do you use the -w flag? +2006-11-04.txt:23:02:57: RTG: i note you are writing $x++;$ctr++ if $p[$x]=="["; . you are not wrongly assuming that the if would scope over both statements? +2006-11-04.txt:23:12:47: do you have an example program and input that goes wrong? +2006-11-04.txt:23:27:56: what was it, apart from the @p array being strangely empty? +2006-11-04.txt:23:32:59: does it work when you change to string comparison? +2006-11-05.txt:00:39:27: or should that be terts? +2006-11-05.txt:01:00:46: that counts as a bug these days? +2006-11-06.txt:01:43:24: are you referring to the game of life (in which case you are being silly) or do i need to explain lorentz transformations? +2006-11-17.txt:21:37:12: you don't mean 1982? +2006-11-17.txt:21:39:01: did they still use only 28 kilobytes anywhere in 1992? +2006-11-22.txt:03:11:45: isn't that borschtsch? +2006-11-23.txt:00:46:56: should or should one not dip one's finger into the water? +2006-11-25.txt:23:50:11: what is zipping? +2006-11-25.txt:23:56:24: perhaps python? +2006-11-26.txt:02:59:55: did we kill EgoBot again? +2006-12-02.txt:23:43:19: how is optimization smarter? +2006-12-08.txt:01:19:13: japanese, as translated by a korean into english? +2006-12-08.txt:03:25:16: -ing as in present participle? +2006-12-09.txt:01:37:26: eval? +2006-12-09.txt:01:49:51: you are crazy enough to ask ''us''? +2006-12-10.txt:20:34:18: Would it be impolite of me to shorten the Deadfish interpreter? +2006-12-10.txt:20:52:47: But it doesn't discard the rest of the line, does it? +2006-12-10.txt:21:03:41: Since when? +2006-12-10.txt:22:45:07: can every FSA be implemented with just while and case (getc()) statements? +2006-12-10.txt:23:48:09: what kind of language is it you want to translate into by the way? +2006-12-11.txt:01:12:13: but what is dgf? +2006-12-11.txt:18:04:21: 01:05 < oerjan> but what is dgf? +2006-12-17.txt:20:58:27: on the other hand, since you have to give the length in advance, why not just enlarge the file itself first? +2006-12-21.txt:00:15:17: what, chemical programming? have you heard of the gamma calculus? +2006-12-21.txt:01:02:06: have you tried using y combinators for recursion? +2006-12-21.txt:01:13:20: why do you want to match dude only at the beginning? +2006-12-21.txt:01:13:44: well then, what is wrong with it? +2006-12-21.txt:03:15:08: are you sure that is quite right for 0? +2006-12-21.txt:03:51:28: but what should the acronym stand for? +2006-12-21.txt:23:07:46: !Huh? +2006-12-21.txt:23:26:37: because whatever errors you actually put in it probably are f***ing moron errors? +2006-12-24.txt:01:33:28: the "Hello World"? what's the problem? +2006-12-24.txt:01:35:52: is the string zero-terminated? +2006-12-24.txt:01:36:49: at some point you probably load the current character into some cell, right? +2006-12-24.txt:02:12:32: even? +2006-12-24.txt:02:13:34: what is? +2006-12-24.txt:02:17:48: what was the point of the quitp WRITE -1 anyhow? +2006-12-24.txt:03:10:22: hm... make that char char CODESTART? +2006-12-24.txt:03:25:16: NULL, READ, WRITE and QUIT? +2006-12-24.txt:04:32:46: general numbers or up to a limit? +2006-12-24.txt:05:13:29: what for? +2006-12-24.txt:05:14:49: are you just making general tools? +2006-12-24.txt:05:31:28: and how is that a problem? +2006-12-24.txt:05:33:07: you mean to put it in the function's stack frame? +2006-12-24.txt:05:36:00: do you see any function calls in that code? +2006-12-25.txt:12:12:00: photographic memory of telephones? +2006-12-26.txt:22:53:19: is it even technically possible? +2006-12-27.txt:20:36:13: c/v? +2006-12-27.txt:20:47:35: have what? +2006-12-27.txt:20:51:12: which is? +2006-12-27.txt:21:00:28: is there any way to pick apart strings? +2006-12-27.txt:21:07:46: any way to test strings? +2006-12-27.txt:21:33:31: is there no way to print a string without newline? +2006-12-27.txt:22:09:04: by recalculating completely for each value? +2006-12-28.txt:18:42:15: probably not portable, but what about -1>>1? +2006-12-28.txt:18:45:01: i'm not sure of the definition of >> for negative numbers. is it implementation-dependent whether it preserves the sign bit? +2006-12-28.txt:21:36:54: to use 11? the function must be on top. otherwise use 02? +2006-12-28.txt:21:39:02: for that use *? rather than ? +2006-12-28.txt:21:40:03: so use o.? +2006-12-28.txt:21:40:27: _or_ use 1? instead of (_o)*? +2006-12-30.txt:06:51:04: cakeprophet: did you notice my comment that the A class in Glass seems to be broken? +2006-12-30.txt:07:49:23: what happens in your interpreter if you replace the newline with a space? +2006-12-30.txt:07:53:59: you mean you solved it? +2006-12-30.txt:07:55:23: but then why would it get Hello right? +2006-12-30.txt:08:24:06: got problems? +2006-12-30.txt:09:02:53: gregorR: seen my comment on the Glass A class bug? +2006-12-30.txt:09:10:54: do you mean function call? +2006-12-30.txt:09:15:58: so the tape would contain subroutines? +2006-12-30.txt:09:17:33: reflective then, if you could access the source code directly? +2006-12-30.txt:09:37:06: just behind them? +2006-12-31.txt:20:03:56: but then you couldn't have empty lists as elements of lists? +2006-12-31.txt:20:16:32: you don't even need the ? +2007-01-01.txt:14:32:02: could you give a short example that breaks? +2007-01-01.txt:15:40:35: have you tried replacing ?spam? with a one-character command? +2007-01-01.txt:15:47:06: do you think it could be a problem that STRQUOTE is a two-element string? +2007-01-01.txt:15:54:37: those {} could need some pruning. Missing some .suppress'es? +2007-01-02.txt:02:31:56: isn't that negation on numbers? +2007-01-02.txt:03:07:15: can a stack contain stack elements? +2007-01-02.txt:03:10:11: is there a way to get to queues other than the top one? +2007-01-02.txt:03:10:47: how? +2007-01-02.txt:03:13:34: is there a way to swap or rotate the top queues? +2007-01-02.txt:03:16:25: can you use % to delete the topmost queue? +2007-01-02.txt:03:25:08: what about quack? +2007-01-02.txt:03:28:57: why? +2007-01-02.txt:03:29:53: is there a way to simply remove a value? +2007-01-02.txt:03:39:30: eh, why is Stew.q not being initialized? +2007-01-02.txt:04:07:29: eh, is recursion the only way to do a loop in Stew? +2007-01-02.txt:22:05:49: but what is perl > ? +2007-01-02.txt:22:07:22: darn, has someone made a BF interpreter in COBOL yet? +2007-01-04.txt:00:36:40: It does not actually null out any links, so eventually you will access an already freed node. Or was that a rhetorical question? +2007-01-04.txt:02:05:36: why did it stop after 3 lines but not before? +2007-01-04.txt:02:11:42: what happened? +2007-01-04.txt:02:56:20: should i dare? +2007-01-04.txt:03:08:59: ~cat Is this still working? +2007-01-04.txt:03:09:57: are you trying to make two lines? +2007-01-04.txt:23:26:52: Right, so socat/netcat is for wrapping standard I/O? +2007-01-05.txt:00:26:29: Is there an echo here? +2007-01-05.txt:02:07:30: what does % do? +2007-01-05.txt:02:08:51: have you tested it? +2007-01-05.txt:03:45:47: Why is c and d of the ORK quine split in two? Is there a length limit on strings? +2007-01-08.txt:21:39:36: third and fourth players? +2007-01-08.txt:21:42:23: Is this something different from Conway games? +2007-01-08.txt:21:44:41: Or is it just a different way of looking at symmetric ones? +2007-01-08.txt:22:59:40: do what? +2007-01-09.txt:02:04:53: cakeprophet: you are aware of what a chroot _is_, are you? +2007-01-09.txt:04:02:28: because you, like, like it? +2007-01-10.txt:09:53:26: ???? +2007-01-10.txt:19:30:06: OK, what did you say you thought the first actual command executed was? +2007-01-10.txt:20:17:05: inserted, placed, pushed? +2007-01-10.txt:22:13:04: Which file? +2007-01-10.txt:23:07:06: How are you assigning it to sys.stdout? +2007-01-10.txt:23:07:59: well that's the idea, isn't it? +2007-01-12.txt:00:51:09: Is it possible to redefine the print statement itself? +2007-01-12.txt:01:40:24: What is wrong with "\[^][]*\[(.*)\][^][]*" ? +2007-01-12.txt:01:41:30: What is wrong with "[^][]* \[ (.*) \] [^][]*"/v ? +2007-01-12.txt:01:44:40: OK then: "^ [^][]*? \[ (.*) \] [^][]* $"/x ? +2007-01-12.txt:02:08:07: do what? +2007-01-12.txt:02:08:24: What is a quit parser? +2007-01-12.txt:02:12:07: A list of expressions, some of which are themselves lists of expressions? +2007-01-12.txt:02:27:40: ? +2007-01-12.txt:02:28:41: What's the problem? +2007-01-12.txt:02:29:43: What are you doing at ( and ) ? +2007-01-12.txt:02:31:03: Paste? +2007-01-12.txt:02:52:10: This is all well and good, but we knew it already. I just used a loaded word OK? +2007-01-12.txt:03:02:23: I guess stringIO doesn't actually construct the string until you call get_value? +2007-01-12.txt:03:09:19: Why the buff? +2007-01-12.txt:03:24:34: What does cut off mean? Can two for loops share an iterator? +2007-01-12.txt:03:51:51: Does that code actually work with nested parentheses? +2007-01-12.txt:03:53:24: Does partition include the "("'s in the list? +2007-01-12.txt:03:54:31: Oh, so never more than one sep? +2007-01-13.txt:21:42:47: Is it humongous? +2007-01-13.txt:22:42:51: I forgot a (, what else? +2007-01-14.txt:00:50:01: mercury? on the haskell wiki? +2007-01-14.txt:00:53:31: Are we talking astronomy or astrology? +2007-01-14.txt:01:57:15: Like? +2007-01-14.txt:01:58:15: What's inefficient about that? +2007-01-14.txt:03:20:21: You didn't know about that? +2007-01-14.txt:03:39:26: How so? +2007-01-15.txt:05:47:40: Has anyone claimed C++ is consistent? +2007-01-15.txt:06:00:35: Will it work for switch statements? +2007-01-15.txt:06:40:39: What about pancakes with raw meat in them? +2007-01-15.txt:07:01:23: Obviously one of them would have a syntax like: Sophia? Sophia. Sophia! Sophia? +2007-01-15.txt:20:19:42: Apparently daemons can be recursive? +2007-01-17.txt:07:07:07: Stopped, who? +2007-01-19.txt:21:50:35: Only increment and decrement? Are you using differentiation implicitly? +2007-01-22.txt:00:22:02: Eye-popping? +2007-01-23.txt:00:19:02: cake? +2007-01-23.txt:01:06:31: Just two? +2007-01-24.txt:23:50:55: why? aren't "|" and " " the same width? +2007-01-25.txt:23:14:10: Doesn't D support curses? +2007-01-25.txt:23:17:19: What happens if one actor enters before another has reached his urinal? +2007-01-25.txt:23:18:30: Is the "closeness" in the actor's new decision based on his position at the time of the decision? +2007-01-25.txt:23:19:17: And if there is a maze, does it influence distance calculations? +2007-01-27.txt:00:12:35: Aren't all esoteric languages discordian by default? +2007-01-28.txt:23:20:34: Right. What about (#esoteric|#bsmnt_bot_errors|#baadf00) ? +2007-01-28.txt:23:28:16: What now? +2007-01-28.txt:23:55:48: How does this mix with persistence? +2007-01-29.txt:00:44:40: Maybe the file descriptor is set to non-blocking or something? +2007-02-05.txt:17:13:51: In a bad shape I take? +2007-02-06.txt:08:12:59: What happened to the collective attempt to translate that Japanese paper? +2007-02-08.txt:22:49:18: hm? +2007-02-08.txt:22:58:14: BTW don't you mean Babbage? +2007-02-08.txt:23:13:39: What, you haven't seen any of the Unlambda self-interpreters? +2007-02-08.txt:23:16:35: Huh? +2007-02-09.txt:10:20:07: bsmntbombdood: awake? +2007-02-09.txt:22:37:43: bsmntbombdood: What kind of lazy evaluation is it you want to know about? +2007-02-10.txt:23:53:29: ahem? +2007-02-11.txt:00:27:28: what what? +2007-02-11.txt:00:32:32: up to omega*2, isn't it? +2007-02-11.txt:00:40:06: do you know what a total order is? +2007-02-11.txt:01:54:44: dextrose? +[too many lines; stopping]