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mircea_popescu:
http://logs.ossasepia.com/log/trilema/2019-12-29#1956250 <<
i honestly think it's the right approach. "identify an useful iota of acceptable internal structure and measure everything in that". next step self-obviously being, "once pretty much everything's within the first sigma, take another look at what you mean by acceptable internal structure".
ossabot: Logged on 2019-12-29 18:12:50 whaack: trinque: First,
I find it more pleasant writing in lisp. Second,
I like the cultural aspect of a (present day) more niche language. Then for problems with python:
i find the single line lambdas a strange requirement, and not having tail call optimization is lame (although
i admit
i can't think of many/any cases where that's been a problem)
ossabot: Logged on 2019-12-29 18:02:34 trinque: if we were to retain lisp,
I'd say pick one, don't have a python alongside it, and don't expect to use much "open source" to help you.
ossabot: Logged on 2019-12-29 18:01:33 trinque:
I'd be willing to abandon lisp for now, seeing as how the usable components incur at least another 400k lines of bloat, and for that you gain yet another javascript ecosystem.
mircea_popescu: this is in part naggum's "in my view, Common Lisp provides _values_ that far exceed what other languages do, but
I fully realize that people won't understand this until they have actually experienced the problems that it solves for them. now, what's _really_ sad is that those who want free Common Lisp systems have _not_ seen what the commercial systems provide in just this way, and they will go on to make free Common Li
mircea_popescu: in short :
i honestly don't think deploying lisp ~at all~ is such a great idea, or should be done.
mircea_popescu: (sadly, there's a much better example, also in the form of a naggum exchange. it revolves around "common misconceptions" and such typically pantsuitist wooden tongue, but now
i can't fucking find it. though
i clearly remember discussing it recently(
ossabot: Logged on 2019-12-29 13:57:52 bvt: in this case,
i can restate it as 'depends on how current fragments will get composed into one tree'
ossabot: Logged on 2019-12-29 13:51:19 trinque:
I agree that there should be single, correct answers when choosing components (as
I'm trying to lay out the options for such selection in my series), but not that each component is always present in any system.
diana_coman: so dunno, maybe
I don't fully get what you have in mind re "fuck ints"?
diana_coman: mircea_popescu: tbh re ints
I recall an article on trilema.com - if
I can find it now, hm.
mircea_popescu: diana_coman,
i didn't imagine you had, no. just... you know, my own amusements, what can
i say. tara mica da' vesela.
diana_coman: fwiw
I went there because of a former friend who kept pulling at me about it; nothing to do with stanca really, never even talked to him ever.
diana_coman: ahahah; that was one of those things where "at least
I figure it out quickly enough", lolz
mircea_popescu: pretty sure
i insisted a thing be published at the end of what was a longish march if memory serves, and pretty sure
i was gratified in it ; moreover
i recall interacting with a nobject
diana_coman: hmmmm, let me see but
I think it was just a mention in one of those open sores rants
mircea_popescu: btw diana_coman there's no ossasepia on the original "holy shit, ints!!" or am
i just not finding it ?
lobbesbot: Logged on 2017-02-21 21:53:17: <mircea_popescu> now, eulora DID move away from broken ints to sane ints during migration to 0.1.2, and
i don't know anyone cared enohgh to extensively debug the insanity that is microsoft. so you might have found something. what exactly were those new errors ?
ossabot: Logged on 2019-12-28 22:56:45 trinque: and jfw, dorion_road, if you don't see the word "Gales" in there, it's because
I'm trying to disabuse you of the notion that there's such thing as a "Gales" which you made, by way of sheer numbers.
diana_coman: trinque:
I'll take some more time to digest both the article and the comment.
trinque: whaack: starting at beliefs is going to be a shaky foundation, but fwiw
I "believe" most folks writing lisp today are compulsive masturbators like gabriel_laddel
whaack: diana_coman: if
i search for a piece of lisp code to do something,
I have a (perhaps naive) belief that
I am more likely to find something well written, since there are fewer people using the language
trinque: nobody's defending python;
I'm questioning the superiority of lisp for anything you might actually be doing on a regular basis.
whaack: trinque: First,
I find it more pleasant writing in lisp. Second,
I like the cultural aspect of a (present day) more niche language. Then for problems with python:
i find the single line lambdas a strange requirement, and not having tail call optimization is lame (although
i admit
i can't think of many/any cases where that's been a problem)
diana_coman: ahaha, by now
I see that trinque will measure everything in multiples of busybox.
whaack: trinque: well fwiw
I sincerely hope tmsr-os comes with a lisp over a python
trinque: if we were to retain lisp,
I'd say pick one, don't have a python alongside it, and don't expect to use much "open source" to help you.
trinque:
I'd be willing to abandon lisp for now, seeing as how the usable components incur at least another 400k lines of bloat, and for that you gain yet another javascript ecosystem.
trinque: but
I've had a pretty violently negative reaction to the whole pile.
trinque:
I try not to use asdf at all, anymore.
whaack: trinque:
i am more than open to hear yours
trinque:
I think this is a bad heuristic.
whaack: trinque:
I can't say
I am principled in the manner. in general,
i use the lowest version that works
whaack: diana_coman:
I tried and failed to upgrade to asdf 3+ while keeping my sbcl 1.something . That is one reason why
I switched my sbcl to 1.4.14
whaack: diana_coman:
i'm using asdf 3.3.1
trinque:
I can genesize the phpwad as well.
diana_coman: ... lisp code is that it pulls in the drakma
http client that pulls in as far as
I can see another 18 deps (and moreover so far one of them fails anyway on my current setup aka centos 6 with sbcl 1.0.39, asdf 2.26; but
I see that whaack reports
sbcl 1.4.14 working for the logbot so
I'll try it next with that and see.)
diana_coman: trinque:
I had a look at your published
paster lisp code; my current understanding is that it's only a part of what's required to stand up a backup paste service though, isn't it? mind pointing me to the rest of the bits/a recipe to put it all together?
I had this idea that it's saner to replicate at the very least the paste service and a mirrored wot website. My current understanding of that paster ...
ossabot: Logged on 2019-12-29 05:44:04 diana_coman: trinque: is the select thing not working on your blog?
I'm trying to select that great "fits in hand" and
I can't seem to,
this doesn't do anything.
bvt: in this case,
i can restate it as 'depends on how current fragments will get composed into one tree'
trinque:
I agree that there should be single, correct answers when choosing components (as
I'm trying to lay out the options for such selection in my series), but not that each component is always present in any system.
trinque:
I don't for example need anything GUI-related in an embedded linux device
mircea_popescu: or to put it another way,
i do not believe it is either intelligent or even tolerable to try and carry forward the "install" paradigm from derpworld. something much more akin to diana_coman 's work on eulora is what "get installed" will have to mean.
mircea_popescu: neways, as to the burning "OTOH,
I wonder if things like Apache or imagemagick get installed, how will the package management system work out, and how comprehensible will system stay?" question --
i see the merit of using the clean spot as a fixed point to attempt expanding cleanliness. so, it would work by apache becoming tmserv or w/e, and not sucking anymore.
mircea_popescu: by ready availability of python or others." << indeed this is mindblowingly beautiful, and as far as
i current;y know the foremost fearher in jfw 's cap.
mircea_popescu: "A feature that
I liked a lot is that shell is the only scripting language in the default install of the distribution. Typically perl and python get pulled in unconditionally as a build dependency of a runtime dependency of some rarely-used default-installed utility, or are directly used to implement package manager, etc. With Gales, a decision about what scripting language to use can be made without constraints created
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo, aite,
i might be out for a few days seeing how it's new year but we shall resume in 2020
BingoBoingo: rilema/2019-12-23#1956012][instructions for me,] which
I also submitted to deedbot.
mircea_popescu: apparently now there's
drama about people
i don't even recall ever hearing of.
i have fiddy tabs open struggling to keep up with everyone over here and barely managing... it's like an xmas miracle or something.
ossabot: Logged on 2019-12-28 12:21:04 trinque: specifically, if you saw fit to issue a deed for #trinque ,
I'd happily accept
ossabot: Logged on 2019-12-28 09:08:25 hanbot: in other unexpected wins, wikipedia started redirecting my browser to "mandatory upgrade" sometime last week. of all the deprecations
i've steadfastly watched pass by in my box's moat as it were, this one is by far the most satisfying.
ossabot: Logged on 2019-12-28 07:29:14 spyked: mircea_popescu: hm, from what
I see it only sent the comments/new feeds since it first saw mircea_popescu offline
diana_coman: trinque: is the select thing not working on your blog?
I'm trying to select that great "fits in hand" and
I can't seem to,
this doesn't do anything.
trinque: ftr not saying anything about the value of the gales work, above.
I think it's quite valuable, but we'll get there.
trinque: and
I'm not even halfway to a blinking cursor yet
trinque: and jfw, dorion_road, if you don't see the word "Gales" in there, it's because
I'm trying to disabuse you of the notion that there's such thing as a "Gales" which you made, by way of sheer numbers.
diana_coman: trinque:
I'm looking forward to that OS-related series.
trinque: specifically, if you saw fit to issue a deed for #trinque ,
I'd happily accept
trinque: mircea_popescu:
I'm willing to adapt, and to use my blog to do so.
hanbot: in other unexpected wins, wikipedia started redirecting my browser to "mandatory upgrade" sometime last week. of all the deprecations
i've steadfastly watched pass by in my box's moat as it were, this one is by far the most satisfying.
spyked: mircea_popescu: hm, from what
I see it only sent the comments/new feeds since it first saw mircea_popescu offline
mircea_popescu: this isn't a complaint --
i don't personally mind evil exists, nor do
i believe it shouldn't exist or that its absence would signal any kind of improvement. without evil the world's boring as fuck, which is why idiots asking dumb questions like "how come an infinitely good god has small children raped to death" are fucking stupid. evil is a better addition to the world than fucking cinema, it'd be way too borning to try
ossabot: Logged on 2018-11-15 11:58:12 mircea_popescu:
i'll want the coin back next year. now go forth and own stupidity no more!
mp_en_viaje: mwanwhile in other coincidental great things,
i found
the article where (among other great things, such as early warnings to beings an engineer)
i discuss the problem of toddlers and dynamic equilibrium. which,
i recall, was wanted and not found at some point somewhat recently --
i just can't anymore find where that happened.
trinque:
I built up one hell of a suppression machine living where
I do.
trinque: speaking of updating ratings, in reflecting,
I've been quite affected by the year's events as amply evidenced in recent logs.
diana_coman: tbh
I kept pondering what *should* be in there to start with; on one hand it would make sense to have #trilema + deeded chans really; onth dunno,
I'd want #trinque for instance and he hasn't asked for a deed, so uhm.
dorion_road:
http://logs.ossasepia.com/log/trilema/2019-12-25#1956032 << the conference was mentioned, but
I don't remember when or by who - josh rossi is also in that pic and moved to panama in 2013. the importance of who was meeting wasn't seriously discussed with me and
I didn't have the smarts at the time to ask and figure it out.
diana_coman: jfw: Keksum's 3rd genesis
is now signed and mirrored; as you've gathered already the previous comments on your article directly,
I linked that and there's no need that
I see for an additional article; also, you messed up something with your Keksum's article title now.
mp_en_viaje: dorion_road, aw fuck, the other two aren't even in english huh. this fucking blows, and it's where the sadness starts,
i don't know how to fix this.
mp_en_viaje: to a certain degree it's rather confusing that your toolbar only shows on index page,
i keep thinking
i'm on the latest article all the time.
dorion_road: Unfortunately
I've not yet read much Kant, though
I know
I need to.