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--- Log opened Mon Sep 25 00:00:03 2006
00:53 Thaqui is now known as ThaquiWork
01:28
<@McMartin>
"Problem. An internal error has occurred: Tried to assert property value of null object. The current sentence is 'The specification of color is "A characterization of spectral reflection."' ; the error was detected at line 112 of "Literate Source/Chapter 8/Property Knowledge.w". This should never happen, and I am now halting in abject failure."
01:29
<@Vornicus-Latens>
Cute.
01:30
<@Vornicus-Latens>
It looks vaguely like Inform 7...
01:32
<@McMartin>
Yeah.
01:32 * McMartin has a few bug reports to file.
01:33
<@McMartin>
Do you have the latest Mac version handy, idly? One of the problems seems to be a packaging error and I'm not sure if it's Graham Nelson's fault or David Kinder's.
01:33
<@ToxicFrog>
Oh, that is I7?
01:33
<@ToxicFrog>
(what does ".w" stand for?)
01:33
<@McMartin>
Probably "web".
01:33
<@McMartin>
I7 is implemented in CWEB.
01:34
<@Vornicus-Latens>
Not the latest version, but I have been meaning to download it.
01:34
<@Vornicus-Latens>
give me a few moments
01:35
<@McMartin>
In particular, the question is whether there are three new extensions showing up as part of the "packaged with Inform" -- Buttons, Lidded Chests, and Stoppered Bottles.
01:35
<@McMartin>
The first and last of which aren't properly formatted and confuse the indexer terribly.
01:38
<@Vornicus-Latens>
I don't see any of them.
01:38
<@McMartin>
OK, packaging error on the Windows version, then.
01:39
<@McMartin>
They should go official, though; they're handy~
01:39
<@McMartin>
Lidded Chests in particular lets you have objects be containers and supporters at the same time.
01:46
<@ToxicFrog>
Objects that both contain and support?!
01:46
<@ToxicFrog>
Your words are madness, sir!
01:47
<@McMartin>
It does kind of break the standard object tree model, yes.
01:47
<@McMartin>
Fortunately, I7, like TADS 3, allows for objects to have subcomponents.
01:47
<@ToxicFrog>
Why, everyone knows that to attempt such a thing could well destroy the world as we know it!
01:50 * Vornicus-Latens feeds TF a hat and puts a taco on his head.
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05:09
<@Vornicus-Latens>
Unit tests really do make me more confident.
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06:34 * Reiver cracks knuckles, sits down to coding.
06:36 * Vornicus-Latens yays as his library is falling together properly.
06:36 * McMartin files another I7 bug, calls it a night.
06:36
<@Vornicus-Latens>
ni.
06:37 * Reiver pokes at the Time class in java.
06:37
<@Reiver>
Er.
06:37 MahalPAPER is now known as Mahal
06:37
<@Reiver>
Not class.
06:37
<@Reiver>
Thingy...
06:37
<@Reiver>
Package!
06:37
<@Reiver>
Yes.
06:37 Mahal is now known as MahalPAPER
06:38
<@Reiver>
...Hrm.
06:40
<@Reiver>
Date class, Time class...
06:40 * Reiver tries to work out what object type he wants to store a date and time in.
06:45
<@Vornicus-Latens>
Unit test LOC: 105. Library LOC: 92.
06:45
<@Vornicus-Latens>
Unit test coverage: 100%.
06:49 MahalPAPER is now known as Mahal
06:52
<@Reiver>
Yay Vorn!
06:52
<@Reiver>
So how does one manage that?
06:52
<@Mahal>
Yay :)
06:53
<@Vornicus-Latens>
manage what, 100% code coverage?
06:53
<@Reiver>
Unit test, yes
06:53
<@Vornicus-Latens>
Not too hard. Just write the tests as you write the code.
06:53 * Reiver nods.
06:56 * Reiver eyes Date vs Calendar.
06:56 * Reiver 's head explodes.
06:56 * Reiver decides JAVA IS EVIL plzthx ok?
06:57 * Mahal isn't entirely sure she wants to program at all right now.
06:57
<@Mahal>
(Tell the truth, I don't want to do ANYTHING.)
06:58
<@Reiver>
Not surprised.
06:58 * Reiver huggles.
06:58
<@Mahal>
I WANT A HOLIDAY, DAMMIT.
06:58 * Mahal cough.
06:58 * Reiver pet.
06:58
<@Reiver>
Jobhunting don't really count, does it.
07:02 You're now known as TheWatcher
07:03
<@Mahal>
No.
07:03 * Reiver greets TheWatcher with cookie.
07:04 * Vornicus-Latens prepares a patch for matrix.rb, part of the Ruby standard library.
07:04
<@Vornicus-Latens>
Right now I'm just glad classes are open, so I can pull a stunt like this.
07:05
<@Vornicus-Latens>
class Vector; def / other; collect { |k| k/other }; end; def -@; collect { |k| -k }; end; end
07:05
<@Reiver>
...?
07:05
<@Vornicus-Latens>
I would seriously like to know why I have to define division and negation for vectors.
07:06
<@Reiver>
Clever.
07:06 * Reiver tries to think.
07:07 * Reiver just peers at the Calendar class dumbly, and wonders how the hell he's meant to use it.
07:07
<@TheWatcher>
Hi Reiv
07:14
< EvilDarkLord>
What do you have done so far, Reiv?
07:14
<@Reiver>
Um.
07:14 * Reiver cough.
07:15
<@Reiver>
 private Date startTime = new Date();
07:15
<@Reiver>
 private Date endTime = new Date();
07:15
<@Reiver>
And I'm trying to work out how to do the getters and setters. >.<
07:25 Chalcedon is now known as ChalcyShopping
08:02
<@Vornicus-Latens>
Ew. Line/Circle intersection test cases. :(
08:02
<@Mahal>
:(
08:06
<@Vornicus-Latens>
Let me seee...
08:08
<@Vornicus-Latens>
I need lines (defined by two points) and circles (defined by a point and a radius), paired up, so that I have at least two lines and at least two circles; one pair must have no intersections, two pairs must have one intersection, and two pairs must have two intersections.
08:09
<@Vornicus-Latens>
All these must have intersections at points with rational coordinates, because otherwise I can't properly test.
08:09
<@Mahal>
Augh.
08:12
<@Vornicus-Latens>
right now, however, it is time for laundry.
08:15 You're now known as TheWatcher[afk]
08:18
< EvilDarkLord>
Would you just need the equations for a set of objects that satisfy these conditions?
08:19
< EvilDarkLord>
Or, well, the coordinates and radii, respectively.
08:20
<@Vornicus-Latens>
I need the centers and radii of the circles, and two points on each line. Preferably all these numbers should be integers.
08:20
<@Vornicus-Latens>
Oh. And the lines? must not be parallel.
08:21
< EvilDarkLord>
Circle-circle pairs and line-line pairs?
08:21
<@Vornicus-Latens>
circle-line pairs.
08:24
< EvilDarkLord>
Okay. Lines go from (-1,0)-(1,0) and (0,-1)-(0,1) while the circles are (coords, radius) ((0,0),(.5)),((.5,.5),(.5))
08:25
< EvilDarkLord>
That should satisfy two intersections and one intersection twice, respectively.
08:26 * EvilDarkLord isn't sure this was what you wanted, so do tell if I'm completely off the track.
08:31
<@Vornicus-Latens>
okay, that looks about right...
08:31
<@Vornicus-Latens>
now I need one that does /not/ intersect... so...
08:32
< EvilDarkLord>
Circle at 2,2 with radius .5
08:32
<@Vornicus-Latens>
yeah
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09:03
<@Vornicus-Latens>
there.
09:03
<@Vornicus-Latens>
The intersection logic is in.
09:03 Chalcy is now known as Chalcedon
09:04 * Vornicus-Latens celebrates, with stoatburgers.
09:05
<@Vornicus-Latens>
Now I just have to do some evil horrid bad multiple dispatch.
09:06
<@Vornicus-Latens>
(because let me tell you, multiple dispatch is evil and horrid and bad)
09:26
<@Vornicus-Latens>
YAY WORKY
09:42 You're now known as TheWatcher[wr0k]
09:50 ReivDishes is now known as Reiver
09:50 * Vornicus-Latens poings Reiver!
09:50
<@Vornicus-Latens>
YAY WORKY WAY WORKY YAY WORKY!
09:50 * Mahal poings Vornicus-Latens
09:50
<@Mahal>
....?
09:50
<@Mahal>
Hoorah!
09:51 * Vornicus-Latens poings Mahal!
09:51 * Mahal is Poinged!
09:53
<@Reiver>
YAY VORNY!
09:53 * Reiver huggles!
09:53 * Chalcedon sulks in the corner
09:54 * Vornicus-Latens poings Chalcy!
09:54 * Reiver huggles Chalcy!
09:56 * Chalcedon supplies cookies
09:57 Chalcedon is now known as ChalcyZzz
10:23 * Vornicus-Latens compares his multiple dispatch method to fatmouse in the documentation.
10:24
<@Vornicus-Latens>
# this method does not care what kinds of things you pass it. it does not care about the order. like fatmouse, it cares only for your food.
10:25
<@TheWatcher[wr0k]>
...pft
10:25
<@Reiver>
...
10:28
<@Vornicus-Latens>
:)
10:34 * Reiver gives Vorny a cookie. :)
10:37 * Vornicus-Latens is tackled by fatmouse.
10:38
<@Mahal>
Mouse!
10:38
<@Vornicus-Latens>
Tested, documented. 204 lines in euclid.rb, 164 lines in tc_euclid.rb.
10:38
<@Vornicus-Latens>
...should probably put my name on it.
10:38
<@Vornicus-Latens>
...should /definitely/ go to bed.
10:40
< EvilDarkLord>
...yes. Indeed.
10:40
<@Vornicus-Latens>
ni
10:40
<@Reiver>
Name and credits!
10:40
<@Mahal>
Nini!
10:40 * Reiver then nini the Vorny.
10:40
< EvilDarkLord>
Ni!
10:40
<@Vornicus-Latens>
But /you/ guys can see it now.
10:41
<@Vornicus-Latens>
http://vorn.dyndns.org/~vorn/reuclid.tgz
10:43
< EvilDarkLord>
Now if only I had the stuff for running it :)
10:43
<@Vornicus-Latens>
ruby-lang.org
10:43
<@Vornicus-Latens>
SLEP
10:43 * Vornicus-Latens slep
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13:15 * TheWatcher[wr0k] comes to the conclusion that he Does Not Like php
13:16
< EvilDarkLord>
Hm. Why is this?
13:18
<@TheWatcher[wr0k]>
I think part of it is because I have to keep switching modes when there's html in there. It also feels more.. well, the only way I can put it is 'clumbersome'... than parl for similar tasks
13:19
<@TheWatcher[wr0k]>
*perl
13:23
<@TheWatcher[wr0k]>
Of course, some of this might be due to two facts: I'm hacking about other people's code anyway and I've got using perl for dynamic site generation to the point where I know exactly what I'm doing.
14:06 EvilDarkLord is now known as EvilNROMLord
14:29 EvilNROMLord is now known as EvilDarkLord
14:40 * TheWatcher[wr0k] ponders this SELECT, wonders why he's getting duplicate rows for something that should only have a single row, suspects he has Buggered It Up.
14:42
< EvilDarkLord>
Wrong kind of id mayhap?
14:46 Thaqui is now known as ThaquiSleep
14:47
<@ToxicFrog>
Isn't there some kind of additional parameter you have to pass in to inhibit duplicates?
14:47
<@ToxicFrog>
SELECT DISTINCT or something?
14:47
<@TheWatcher[wr0k]>
yeah, in mysql that'll work
14:47
<@TheWatcher[wr0k]>
But really, if I get the sql right I shouldn't need it
14:47
<@ToxicFrog>
Aah.
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14:49
< EvilDarkLord>
Hmm. I need to insert a bunch of rows into something that has a primary key. Now, I'd rather insert multiple values at a time for performance, but the problem is that if even one of them already exists there the whole insert gets buggered.
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14:49
< EvilDarkLord>
Is there a way to resolve this or should I just make one query per row?
14:50
<@ToxicFrog>
Also, TW? I think you don't like PHP because it sucks~
14:50
<@TheWatcher[wr0k]>
EDL: if you're using mysql you can use INSERT IGNORE INTO table VALUES(...)
14:51
<@TheWatcher[wr0k]>
That'll treat attempts to insert duplicates as warnings and not insert the duplicate
14:51
< EvilDarkLord>
I am indeed using mysql. Thanks.
14:51
<@TheWatcher[wr0k]>
TF: this is indeed possible, yes
14:52
< EvilDarkLord>
PHP sucks and Perl is a chtonic monstrosity? Is there anything sensible left?
14:52
<@ToxicFrog>
At least they fixed the interpreter bug(?misfeature) where extra query-string parameters -> overwriting of arbitrary globals!
14:52
<@ToxicFrog>
So now it merely sucks rather than sucking and being a security hole of epic proportions.
14:53
<@ToxicFrog>
EDL: Lua~
14:53 * TheWatcher[wr0k] chuckles, will stick to invocations to the chthonic horror >.>
14:58
<@TheWatcher[wr0k]>
Oh soddit, I'll just use distict or this is going to get nasty.
14:59
<@TheWatcher[wr0k]>
*distinct
15:42 You're now known as TheWather[afk]
16:18
<@Vornicus-Latens>
EDL: Ruby.
16:32
<@Vornicus-Latens>
WRK
16:32 * Vornicus-Latens wrk.
16:48
<@ToxicFrog>
AHAhahahahaHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
16:48
<@ToxicFrog>
Orias' POSTs with the modifications.
16:48
<@ToxicFrog>
Still need to hook up a pair of sacrificial hard drives and smoke test it, though.
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17:24 * Vornicus gives TW a c.
17:24
<@TheWather>
...
17:24 You're now known as TheWatcher
17:24
<@TheWatcher>
Thank you
17:24
<@Vornicus>
:P
17:46 You're now known as TheWatcher[afk]
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20:11
<@jerith>
Evening.
20:14
<@Vornicus>
yoh
20:15
<@jerith>
How fares leftpondia this morrow?
20:17
<@Vornicus>
Leftpondish.
20:17
<@Vornicus>
ALso, YAY WORKY
20:18
<@Vornicus>
Now, multiple dispatch is /my/ bitch.
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20:21
<@Vornicus>
Time for what?
20:21
<@jerith>
Time to quit, apparently.
20:22
<@jerith>
Yay worky. I have an API design review day after tomorrow.
20:22
<@ToxicFrog>
Time to upgrade Orias liek woah.
20:22
<@jerith>
Also, yay gym!
20:22
<@jerith>
I've been going for a week and am already 1.4kg down.
20:23
<@jerith>
(And over a time of religious observations that traditionally involve much food, that's not bad.)
20:30
<@ToxicFrog>
Ick. I feel like a broken symlink with Orias down.
20:31
<@Vornicus>
heh
20:37
<@McMartin>
You've had your exocortex curtailed
20:37
<@McMartin>
OMG brain damage!
20:38
<@Vornicus>
draaaaiiiiin bammmaaaaaage.
20:38
<@Vornicus>
everyone here was not here when i announced.
20:39
<@Vornicus>
http://vorn.dyndns.org/~vorn/reuclid.tgz <--- the very basics of euclidean geometry, in Ruby.
20:40
<@jerith>
:-)
20:40
<@jerith>
Howbig?
20:40
<@Vornicus>
like, 3k.
20:40
<@jerith>
(I'm bandwidth-capped.)
20:40
<@Vornicus>
zipped.
20:40
<@jerith>
Ah, awesome.
20:41
<@Vornicus>
two files, a bit under 400 lines total, about 1/3 of that unit tests.
20:42
<@ToxicFrog>
Argh. ATA cables: die in a fire. Manufacturers of unkeyed ATA cables: be strangled by your own cables, then die in a fire.
20:42
<@Vornicus>
a fire fueled by said cables, perhaps?
20:44
<@ToxicFrog>
Yes.
20:45
<@ToxicFrog>
Ok. I have attached to Orias', via ATA 40-pin ribbon cable and Molex4, a hard drive and a CD drive, neither of which I will miss should they die.
20:45
<@ToxicFrog>
Time for the smoke test.
20:46 * jerith sets a cunningly hidden fire of wet grass under ToxicFrog's desk.
20:50
<@ToxicFrog>
CPU = Intel(R) Pentium(R) III processor 800MHz
20:50
<@ToxicFrog>
640K System RAM Passed
20:50
<@ToxicFrog>
4095M Extended RAM Passsed
20:51
<@ToxicFrog>
...it should be in the CMOS by now, though.
20:51
<@Vornicus>
4 gig of ram.
20:51
<@Vornicus>
I want one.
20:51
<@ToxicFrog>
Aah! One of the ATA drives isn't responding properly, so it's in a detect timeout.
20:52
<@ToxicFrog>
Vorn: two processors, too.
20:52 * Vornicus whimpers
20:52
<@ToxicFrog>
(It's all PC133 ECC memory, though)
20:52
<@Vornicus>
...ow
20:52
<@ToxicFrog>
On the plus side, eight hot-swappable Ultra II SCSI drive bays!
20:52
<@Vornicus>
(though, I don't think I've used a computer without dual proc or dual core in two and a half months)
20:52
<@ToxicFrog>
....hmm. We don't seem to have built environmental sensors into this one.
20:53
<@ToxicFrog>
How irritating.
20:53
<@ToxicFrog>
...huh. It's the /CD/ drive that isn't responding.
20:53
<@ToxicFrog>
The hard drive - which I happen to know cannot be successfully read from or written to - shows up fine.
21:01
<@ToxicFrog>
I know I have a serial mouse around here somewhere.
21:04
<@Vornicus>
bling!
21:04
<@ToxicFrog>
No, mouse.
21:04 * Vornicus coats teh mouse in bling.
21:05 * jerith whips up a quick poodle sharpenere.
21:06
<@TheWatcher>
.. poodle sharpener
21:06
<@ToxicFrog>
160GB - that's primary!
21:07
<@ToxicFrog>
Which makes this the 200GB secondary. Sorry, but you have to sit outside the case for now.
21:09
<@ToxicFrog>
Cat5 connected, SCSI drives in place.
21:09
<@ToxicFrog>
And now, the moment of truth.
21:14
<@Vornicus>
Is it truthful?
21:14
<@Vornicus>
Or is it cheese?
21:15
<@ToxicFrog>
So far, it's truthful.
21:16
<@ToxicFrog>
(it spins up each SCSI drive individually! Cuuuuuuuuuuuuute <3 )
21:16
<@Vornicus>
*snrk*
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21:23
<@ToxicFrog>
...hmm. I can't ping it, though, and it can't see the network.
21:23
<@ToxicFrog>
I wonder if the onboard NIC is b0rked.
21:25
<@ToxicFrog>
Whee, this thing takes forever to POST.
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21:26
<@TheWatcher>
Morning Mahal
21:26
<@Mahal>
Morning TW
21:29
<@ToxicFrog>
Hihi, Mahal
21:32
<@Mahal>
Hihi, ToxicFrog
21:39
<@jerith>
G'night all.
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23:01
<@Vornicus>
gnar.
23:01
<@Vornicus>
g.
23:02
< EvilDarkLord>
Indeed.
23:08
<@Vornicus>
...the guy who wrote How Much For Just The Planet died.
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23:45 Syloq is now known as Syloqs-AFH
23:48 * ToxicFrog giggles uncontrollably
23:49
<@ToxicFrog>
I just realized that, with 4GB of memory, a swap partition is kind of pointless.
23:49
<@Vornicus>
Well, yes.
23:51
<@ToxicFrog>
I could fit all of / sans /home into a ramdisk and it wouldn't even half fill main memory!
23:51
<@ToxicFrog>
However, with 200GB of RAID6 to put / onto, I won't need to.
23:53
<@Vornicus>
heee
23:54
<@ToxicFrog>
...assuming that anaconda will stop pondering the NIC settings I just gave it and actually, you know, get on with the install.
23:54
<@ToxicFrog>
I'm so glad I noticed RAID6 in the configurator, it's much better than my original design.
23:55 * ToxicFrog pokes Anaconda with a stick
23:56
<@ToxicFrog>
Seriously, what is it doing?
23:57
<@Vornicus>
what is Anaconda?
23:57
< EvilDarkLord>
Eating kittens?
23:57
<@Vornicus>
It'd better not be. Robot would be displeased.
23:57
<@ToxicFrog>
Anaconda is the Red Hat/Fedora Core installer.
23:57
<@ToxicFrog>
It's written in Python.
23:58
<@Vornicus>
aha
23:58
<@ToxicFrog>
So, I set up the partition tables and software RAID, configured the bootloader and eth0 (eth1 was already configured when I started the install), and now it's just...sitting there.
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