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BingoBoingo: And passed
the 24 hour mark so at
tonight's meeting I can report
the last 24 went bien
a111: Logged on 2018-01-22 13:23 diana_coman: I really can't begin
to understand what exactly is
that; some gems in
there
too with organisation making silk-purse out of a sow's ear and "every participant has
the option
to be
that player" and ...
jhvh1: BingoBoingo:
The operation succeeded.
trinque: I will be willing
to import a key with
the same parameters, but marked as E
a111: Logged on 2018-01-19 01:57 mircea_popescu: it's little more
than a restatement of ye olde, dearest dream of all nigger, "we'll get in later anyway:"
a111: Logged on 2018-01-19 01:57 mircea_popescu very much will refuse
to consider random fucktards who spent 2012 going "oh, who pays for mpex seats" in
the hope
that "hey, i'll weasel my way back in
through peripheral commentary anyway"
ave1: also,
the number of changed lines between release is very large (way
too large for maintenance). It probably does not get better in later releases, just different.
ave1: Yes on restrict.adc plus it's
the inline pragma
that did not work for earlier FFA (adacore 2014).
a111: Logged on 2016-01-11 17:02 ascii_butugychag:
the few precious
things
that ACTUALLY WORK, consistently, every
time - your cpu's adder,
the bus, etc. SHIT on postel.
a111: Logged on 2016-06-14 14:25 asciilifeform: did we ever do a 'postel's law not only considered harmful but a disaster of epic proportions, quite comparable
to leaded petrol'
thread ?
jhvh1: asciilifeform:
The operation succeeded.
a111: Logged on 2018-01-22 16:04 ave1: re:
http://btcbase.org/log/2018-01-22#1773970, it seems
that gcc simply lags behind and a releases version will never be updated / fixed
to newer adacore releases. AdaCore 2014 also cannot build FFA from
the box
trinque: ftr I will never "fix
that". noob either says exactly what he did and helps me reproduce it, or gets ignored. I'm not comcast customer support.
trinque: how many
times have noobs said deedbot didn't work, and how many
times have
they been right?
trinque: maybe he can use his words and say what he
tried
a111: Logged on 2018-01-22 14:53 caaddr:
thanks. hope
trinque can fix
that. I did
try "!!up" again myself
mod6: yeah, i know. :] just want
to
test it first.
mod6: asciilifeform: noted. i'll update it once i get a chance
to
test whatever
this is ^
ave1: nobody outside of adacore seems
to work on gnat GCC, so yes single version...
a111: Logged on 2018-01-22 14:19 asciilifeform: and also i
think at
this point i will declare gpl-gnat
to be a work of wreckers. it has zero upsides over adacore's, and a million breakages , large and small.
mod6: it's not in
there yet, but
this is so awesome.
mod6: it was a royal pita
to get it
to work... hopefully what I've posted here will work for you, others.
mod6: so in
that case
the hard nofile limit for root gets set
to 2000000, and
the soft
to 1500000 and hanbot's get set
to 1000000 each hard/soft. And
then
that one line is required in common-session.
mod6: hanbot: here's what I have currently running on an Ubuntu 14.04 box. I believe
this
to be all
that is required, you can change
the values as required, but I
think one catch
that I found is
that root's ulimit needed
to be set just a bit higher
than
the non-root user.
caaddr: so you're saying it's even worse
than I
thought? ;)
caaddr: wasn't
the
treap invented in
the 1980s?
caaddr: sure, but I'm just lamenting
the negative differential of
the progress curve. what are
the big discoveries since 1990?
caaddr: instead we have... what do we have? we have
the blockchain but we're still using dns. we have common lisp but we're still using scheme, or, worse, clojure. we have ada but we're using rust. "we" being "we
the people", as in
the redditoid masses
caaddr: anyway, see how sad
the state of affairs is? we can't even reproduce
the
technology of
the early 1980s, whereas we ought
to have had nearly
three decades now of advancement in
this area
phf: shit,
try cold booting a genera system, rebuilding
the FEP, etc. you'll discover
that
those are non-trivial
tasks requiring expert knowledge.
that knowledge can be gained from what we have
though, but it'll
take you weeks or months
to get
there
caaddr: oh,
that was OpenGenera
too,
the RISCised version
phf: all
these
things are reddit available "oh i saw link and played with it".
try ~actually~ ~rebuilding~ a genera system from source code
caaddr: I
thought I
torrented a full system once upon a
time
phf: caaddr: my personal issue with resurrecting all
these lisp machine architectures is
that Genera really is
the only interesting platform
to build upon, and
there's not enough source/details available ~at all~
to actually rebuild a genera system from first principles.
caaddr: even
the power *switches*
caaddr: fun story: I
tried
to use vdiff with
the busybox version of awk.
this did not end with smiles and sunshine and laughter
caaddr: thanks. hope
trinque can fix
that. I did
try "!!up" again myself
☟︎ caaddr: would like
to find it, did not know about it
caaddr: "After a period of
time, when no investors were found,
the material assets of Gigamos, including
the K-machine board sets, specifications, schematics, and printed circuit artwork were sold for salvage
to Eli Hefron and Sons in Cambridge, MA. I purchased
these materials from Eli Hefron and Sons and
they are currently in my possession."
caaddr: "Unlike other Lisp Machines,
the K-machine is not descended from
Tom Knight's original CONS architecture;
the K-machine is an original design."
caaddr: it's
this
that I was
thinking of:
phf: lmi also stayed closer
to CADR for longer. at
the very least later versions of S
caaddr: and
then
there was Chuck's OKAD...
phf: oh sure in a sense
that daedalus was part of
the IP packet
phf: daedalus and ns are completely unrelated pieces. NS is an older
tool for laying out PALs