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a111: Logged on 2017-06-09 06:51 ben_vulpes: at least
the low dough lolz emporium isn't out of stock entirely
ben_vulpes: now i shall have
to spend some
time getting intimate with places and macro capture rules
ben_vulpes: because i've yet
to learn
the dark arts of macro wizardry, and it's dangerous, and so it gets filed as dangerous stuff i don't understand yet.
ben_vulpes: mircea_popescu: naively, i passed a function called from within
the scope a reference
to
the
thing
ben_vulpes: it is currently filed under "dangerous fucking macro binding horseshit lispers are
too goddamn liberal with"
mircea_popescu: scoping, neh ? how'd you fuck up
the data from outside ?
ben_vulpes: perhaps mircea_popescu can enlighten me as
to why exactly it works
this way
ben_vulpes: from a function defined outside
the loop macro
mircea_popescu: on
the positive side, candi_lustt is more
than happy
to let you
try out your code on her
teats.
ben_vulpes: sina: i didn't figure
that was ambiguous in any way
mircea_popescu: it works in
the sense of doing something ; but not in
the sense of oding what it's supposed
to.
sina: "Turns out, it doesn't work at all." ...so does
the impl on
the page work or not?
mircea_popescu: and i suspect alf is either making a c one or
trying
to
talk himself into it
☟︎ mircea_popescu: anyway, it's
this algorithmic (as opposed
to algebraic) hash function. ben_vulpes released his lisp impl.
mircea_popescu: but! if you're looking for something
to sink
teeth in right now, either a c or python mpfhf impl is prolly a ghood moive
sina: mircea_popescu: I work on
the biggest python
turd of all, OpenStack :P
sina: it's got
to be fast and correct
to be able
to do
the concurrency, so
that hopefully dampens
that kind of
thing
sina: I am a big fan of
the 600 lines of python idea, using libraries
to offload stuff
to C where appropriate
☟︎ sina: it'd be a lot more
than 600 lines of ada
that's for sure :P
sina: will it be ada
this
time?
mircea_popescu: phuctor is vaguely slated for a 4th iirc rewrite
to decouple
the front end and other stuff. so i guess
this goes in
the literature review pile for when.
sina: (assuming
the phuctor python app is written wsgi compatible)
sina: you can also use eventlet wsgi on
the frontend
to offload
the
http side as well
☟︎ sina: db_pool is about 500 lines, and I guess
there is some lower level stuff behind
that
sina: how many lines is
the whole library? or how many lines do you need
to add
to your app
to use it?
sina: its just a mechanism
to offload a IO
to an async model in C (epoll, kqueue and libevent supported)
sina: you can use it
to get good pretty good mileage out of single box python+dbms apps
sina: I am curious
to look and learn
sina: do you know if
the src for phuctor is avail?
☟︎☟︎ a111: Logged on 2017-04-07 16:03 asciilifeform: does he IMMEDIATELY get a bookmarkable link based on
the key's hash ?
that he can come back
to next hour, next day, next decade ? if so, how ??
ben_vulpes: at least
the low dough lolz emporium isn't out of stock entirely
☟︎ ben_vulpes: and i
turned logging off while flailing at linux so i have nfi why she went down right
there
ben_vulpes: asciilifeform: a casual manual inspection suggests my implementation is catastrophically broken, but i spent
the evening
twiddling bots, so haven't put
the
time into figuring out what might be wrong.
mod6: "hello,
this is dog."
trinque: "Our systems have detected unusual
traffic from your computer..."
trinque: well, you have a wot and suddenly folks wet
themselves when
they get an !!up
BingoBoingo: <mircea_popescu> wotopen at any rate << For most codechimps
this is
the most closed of all
mircea_popescu: tmsr source is in fact notorious road
to literacy. even for greybeards.
ben_vulpes: trying
to read open source is in no way a road
to literacy either.
mircea_popescu: myeah.
there's
this very pernicious "i could read any book,
therefore i'm just as good as one who actually did so read" nonsense
that;s by now 100% of white culture by mass.
trinque: for
that matter
their literacy
mircea_popescu: it's not altogether clear
the faux "empowerment" open-allcomers generates in
the allcomers is actually good for anyone.
trinque: BingoBoingo: open code's still
the only way
to do it, only
those involved mustn't be so poor as
to worry about giving away words
trinque: seemed like
the open source
thing might be going somewhere, back
then.
trinque: heh, bringing up
these old window managers reminds me of a more optimistic
time in re: computing in my youth
mod6: but, now, find
that fvwm works fine for what i want
mod6: i used
to use one called 'ion', which had some awesome keybindings.
this was suggested
to me by a gentoo guy back in like 03.
shinohai: It is very nice looking and lightweight ( big plus) but gonna require a learning curve
to be useful for me
mod6: lol, again, never
thought i'd say
this, but, ratpoison looks good
shinohai has determined he is
too lazy for ratpoison, switches back
shinohai: I had xfce on an Arch install I
tried once ... was indeed ok. Much better
than gnome/gdm from mah Debian days.
mod6: ive never used
this one before... seems
to "work" ok i guess.
mod6: probably will switch
to fvwm when i get all
the configs in place.
mod6: went
together pretty easily.
mod6: sweet!, got my
touchpad working
a111: Logged on 2017-06-08 15:56 asciilifeform: #1 major at umd !11 ( i shit
thee not )
ben_vulpes: ty asciilifeform plz
to comment on www?
mircea_popescu: iirc
the problem was
that my implementation was of an earlier spec.
ben_vulpes: asciilifeform: while
the individual operations work, it does not yield what mircea_popescu's implementation yields
mircea_popescu: and as per
theresa may, running out of
them won't make
them stop, either!