code logs -> 2021 -> Thu, 12 Aug 2021< code.20210811.log - code.20210813.log >
--- Log opened Thu Aug 12 00:00:01 2021
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--- Log opened Thu Aug 12 12:30:57 2021
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13:03
<~Vornicus>
whee, shader debugging
13:18
< catalyst_>
graphical
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13:30
<~Vornicus>
well now the vertices are right, why no drawy
13:31
<~Vornicus>
varyingcolor is white,
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13:55
<~Vornicus>
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/474705430434807819/875361519691522058/unknown.png there we go.
13:55 catalys37 is now known as catalyst
13:59
<&[R]>
"My wife won't let me in the delivery room after I cheated on her, AITA"
13:59
<&[R]>
What's going on there vorn?
14:01
<~Vornicus>
this is a catenary: it's the way a chain or rope weighed down by only itself (and the flags count for this; a suspension bridge does not) hangs. I then divided it into a number of equal length pieces, with flags hanging off
14:01
<&[R]>
How does the shader play into this?
14:01
<~Vornicus>
indeed, internally, the corners of the flags along the rope are (as close as floating point lets me) 1 unit apart
14:02
<~Vornicus>
the shader is given the parameters of the catenary - the width, horizontal and vertical offset of the apex, length, and zero-point of the length function - and outputs the corners of the flags
14:09
<~Vornicus>
but also, holy shit the floating point errors
14:10
< catalyst>
floats eh
14:13
<~Vornicus>
the number of exponential functions in this program is Too Damn High
14:43
< catalyst>
are they growing
14:43
< catalyst>
uh
14:47
<~Vornicus>
so given a distance from the origin I use an exponential function to figure out the x value, and then I use another exponential function, feeding in the x value, to get the y value
14:48
<~Vornicus>
also (though I do this CPU side so all the stuff is done in double precision) all the parameters are done via a bunch more exponential functions. just bunches and bunches of sinh and cosh and an atanh thrown in there for good measure
16:11
< catalyst>
fun fun fun
16:13
<~Vornicus>
the worst things is when the thing is almost vertical and long compared to the hypotenuse, which runs into floating point errors, and when the thing is long enough that there's a very strong dip, which runs into "curve length isn't real-space length" problems
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17:45
< Alek>
funny how the flags stick straight out.
17:45
< Alek>
also how one end is higher than the other.
17:46
<~Vornicus>
the ends are whereever I wanted them.
17:47
<~Vornicus>
as for the flags, well, there is no physical simulation here at all, it's just math
19:31
<&[R]>
https://termbin.com/flae <-- brain teaser if you're so inclined
19:51
<@ErikMesoy>
I feel like "the only part of this that actually exists" is a misleading hint. Either that or I'm thinking of a different solution to the same numbers.
19:54
<&[R]>
Wait I fucked up
19:54
<&[R]>
Don't look at your PM here
20:12
<&[R]>
Electricalish question
20:12
<&[R]>
I have a device that reads levels of a magnetic field, we generally use this to locate power lines
20:12
<&[R]>
I'm using it near a control panel thing, and it's lighting up a conduit, but I follow the conduit and it stops appearing right where an empty conduit in the ground comes up
20:12
<&[R]>
Would the conduit being used as a ground make it have a magnetic field?
20:34
<~Vornicus>
this is a long shot - is it a bios boot order
20:43
<&[R]>
No
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21:49
<~Vornicus>
it's definitely a permutation. I'm not entirely sure what it is, it's not a decimation order, that'd be 4 8 12 5 10 3 11 7 9 2 1
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23:29
< Yossarian>
some of you folks are good with web technology, right?
23:30
< Yossarian>
I'm looking at firefox's internal debug/dev console trying to figure out how https://www.uber.com/global/en/price-estimate/ works
23:32
< Yossarian>
I'm terrible at this web stuff, seems like the site is truly dynamic as POST requests are done as one types and addresses are pulled up dynamically and then a GET from googlemapsapi comes up, but I'd like to "scrape" or "fuzz" this site so I can continually get estimates even though they are estimates and have a slight delta to the prices in the app...
23:33
<~Vornicus>
welcome to the world of APIs. I can absolutely guarantee that you'll get rate limited
23:34
< Yossarian>
eh maybe that's too much to ask, I see the string when I hover over the button, debugging web shit is so annoying and stupid
23:34
< Yossarian>
I'm just curious about loose details
23:35
< Yossarian>
Vornicus: check time wouldn't be every 100ms, more like every 5 minutes
23:41
<&[R]>
Vornicus: do you want another hint?
23:42
<~Vornicus>
sure
23:43
<&[R]>
The numeric values of the set are both important, and unimportant. Don't do math on them.
23:46 * [R] is curious what "decimation order" is
23:50
<~Vornicus>
it's the josephus problem: given n items in a circle and going around skipping k and then removing the next one, what order are the items removed
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