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phf: asciilifeform: thanks for the
ada updates, i was reading knuth's book 3 on arbitrary precision multiplication, so you're 20 steps ahead of me
phf: i decided to learn
ada today
mircea_popescu: you want me to read and understand 500 lines of
ada "sneak preview" in real time ?
phf: i take it and/or/not are bitwise in
ada?
trinque: you know,
ada syntax is *quite* like plpgsql
mod6: was wondering what we might do about such things with
Ada or trbi
mod6: oh just me dorking around with
Ada.
mod6: thought it might be inherited from
Ada.* or whatever? or do i just need to implement my own?
phf: anything can have a pose. if it becomes so that "no real hacker", you're going to have plenty of "real hackers" at
ada hackathons wearing "
ada: make you hack better, bitch" tshirts
phf: fwiw
ada is a harsh mistress is an illusion. if it were to become fashionable to write
ada among the hacker news crowd, there will be rapid attempts at modernization. common lisp went through that process
a111: Logged on 2017-03-29 13:27 asciilifeform:
ada in particular is 'a harsh mistress', you can sit for 3 hrs and your thing simply won't build, gcc won't eat it, and you gotta actually open the book and grasp the reason why, brute force knob-twiddling will get you 0 result.
a111: Logged on 2017-03-29 13:27 asciilifeform:
ada in particular is 'a harsh mistress', you can sit for 3 hrs and your thing simply won't build, gcc won't eat it, and you gotta actually open the book and grasp the reason why, brute force knob-twiddling will get you 0 result.
mod6: i have to say that some of the
ada stuff is a bit non-obvious by syntax only.
a111: Logged on 2017-03-29 07:09 ben_vulpes has clearly not read the
ada books
mod6: I dont need a ticket for this, but man, I really gotta get into the swing of
Ada.
mircea_popescu: but i'm not about to burn regency furniture for heat, and i'm not about to set girls that can go out and talk to people in front of a computer to
ada.
mircea_popescu: speaking of, asciilifeform what about that
ada rsa for eulora!
mod6: I already bought that
Ada 95 lecture notes book and had it on my shelf. found it there lastnight. heh.
mod6: lol, so get this. i was thinking, "man i really should have gotten a
Ada ref book..."
ben_vulpes: asciilifeform: 'SPARKify'? reduce existing code to fit into SPARK subset of
ada?
mod6: ah, yes. very cool. how's
ada going for ya? I've only recently dipped my toe in that water.
diana_coman: aha, I had a bit of a look at
ada but sadly no time to properly play around with it; I'm looking forward though to your
ada implementations
mircea_popescu: ok. what's this to do with
ada i dunno, but anyway, there it is.
mircea_popescu: so basically, what my mind has strained from this convo, is that
ada implements bound checking badly ; in that it (wrongly) assumes that it can always source a larget item to compare to, like < size+1.
mircea_popescu: well good for it, but if it introduces it without providing it then
ada's an idea man ; we have plenty of these up in wash dc. their product is called "unfunded mandates".
ben_vulpes: > NAN BILLION TOTAL
ADA EXCHANGED BY NOW
a111: Logged on 2016-12-27 22:16 ben_vulpes: not indefinitely postpone releasing this vpatch while i wait for stan to release an
ada cryptor and link that from cl
mircea_popescu: now then. can the lispheads live with the idea of an
ada tmsr-cryptolib ? perhaps with it as a reference and a lisp copy ?
ben_vulpes: not indefinitely postpone releasing this vpatch while i wait for stan to release an
ada cryptor and link that from cl
☟︎ mircea_popescu: course since the nsa consulting work for minigame is going to produce
ada rsa, it might be an idea to have an ~
ada~ tmsr crypto lib.
☟︎☟︎☟︎ mircea_popescu: that open-ness is imaginary at best ; minigame will use
ada rsa for example.