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diana_coman: but it seems it
took "diana_coman;is" as nick?
diana_coman: asciilifeform: my
tape has no space either
snsabot: Logged on 2019-07-20 15:36:00 diana_coman;is: looking if shrysr is still breathing or
totally shocked.
mp_en_viaje: asciilifeform, word.
the whole
thing dovetails into another angle of whole gns
thing indeed.
mp_en_viaje: there's actually a shortage of intelligent people who aren't also correspondingly dumb
to balance it out.
diana_coman: I suspect so;
there's a shortage of building blocks, not as much of what
to do with
them
diana_coman: asciilifeform: barbarous or not, it's
the only logger I have logging #ossasepia, you know?
diana_coman: heh, it was...cathartic like
that, awk-one-liner-does-the-job after ps-ton-does-nothing :))
diana_coman: the 998966 above is lazy-hardcoded, calc based on asciilifeform's first id and
the
total lines in my log (i.e. so
that
the ids match perfectly *before* his log)
diana_coman: worth noting
that
the month was at least numerical rather
than "jul" and all
that
diana_coman: ftr, here's my quick'n'dirty awk
that did
the
trick: awk '/Day changed/ {Month=$5; Day=$6; Year=$7;}! /-|<--|>/ {count++; sep=";"; w= Year " " Month " " Day " " $1 " " $2 " 00"; if ($3 == "*") {pp=$3 sep $4; $4=""; n=5;} else {pp=$3; n=4;}; $1=""; $2=""; $3=""; print count+998966 sep mktime(w) sep pp sep substr($0,n);}'
☟︎ mp_en_viaje: "oh but mp, you bash via screen" yes ? "for olympiad, bash via
trepanation" how about you bash your mother via anal hooks instead.
mp_en_viaje: imo anyone who attempts
to write bash irc bot other
than netcat frontend either has nfi what
the internet is and
therefore never found netcat or has nfi what bash is and
therefore doesn't understand why you don't do anything ~in~ it.
mp_en_viaje: why
the fuck are socialists such liars, anyway ?
mp_en_viaje: in
typical scam hub fashion a) calls perl b) piles of .jar
mp_en_viaje: in practice,
the only difference is-- longer. 1-500 char bash one liners just as expressive, powerful, comprehensible/maintainable as 1-5k loc python chunks.
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: If Honda Jet is not designed for hallucinated consumer market, why does it give
the pilot "infotainment system",
the marketing
text is clearly
targeted
to pete_dushenski and not "Here is small jet for ad-hoc coverage of unpopular routes"
mp_en_viaje: i am personally very fond of
the bash one liner. imo it is sheer bash-illiteracy
that makes all sorts of crapolade like python even appear "useful"
mp_en_viaje: wowza, someone else adding bash oneliners
to log, ftw!
diana_coman: asciilifeform:
the converter is awk one-liner but my logs were plain irssi (and
the annoying bit was re
time because hour:min only + day change only); still, if you
think it may be of use, I'll post it, sure
BingoBoingo: Well,
the
thing is how
they use
the branding. Putting
the Honda brand on it means mass market in
the way VW meant mass market. Now here we are a century into powered flight and
the mass market brand has a plane, but
the mass market is even poorer
than it was at
the dawn of flight. No Honda Jet Airstrip in every gated subdivision.
mp_en_viaje: i managed
to go
through
ten years of
trilema during which i found myself forced
to reference french, italian, german, even canadian songs.
mp_en_viaje: actually it is kinda funny ~only usian song subjects are either jaysus or else "Ashley. You 're a fuckin' bitch. You left me for a guy named Lance. Ashley. You 're really stupid. Cos I was saving up
to
take you
to France. Yeah, I was gonna
take you
to France." variants
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform:
The novelty is in jets above wing and made by
the folks who produce
the "Honda supercub - most popular motor vehicle in history"
BingoBoingo: Anyways, Honda now makes and markets owner-operator jet with
the motors mounted like in Star
Trek. Notably absent are dorks wearing
their fantsuits and lined up
to buy
them
https://archive.is/SNaie BingoBoingo: The folks I knew who went pilot did
the lessons.
The one I
talked
to more was constantly stressed, because only so many of
the folks
taking lessons and flying prop planes from Murphysboro, Illinois
to Pinckneyville, Illinois and back would get
the opportunity for further instuction on flying
things
that would earn
them a bunk and meals.
BingoBoingo: Many of
the mid-sized midwestern universitits have "aviation" courses for eating
the ROTC folk's "guaranteed flight instruction" buxx
snsabot: Logged on 2017-11-30 18:04:55 asciilifeform:
today jet man is more or less a programmer with uncommonly unpleasant working condition.
snsabot: Logged on 2017-11-30 18:15:59 a111: Logged on 2016-12-08 18:28 asciilifeform: gymnasts may not be perfect example. when you have a role where
the
training per se is costly, you're stuck picking. e.g., pilots; i recently read a quite interesting autobio, 'Обречены на подвиг' ('condemned
to heroism', roughly) by su flying d00d / instructor / colonel. described how children having any physical imperfection, even
tooth cavity, were mercilessly
BingoBoingo: Well,
the couple
that I know who did
the Air ROTC and get
to piloting ended up flying fat freight planes.
BingoBoingo: When Germany sold cheap labor
to US farmers in
the 18th century
they didn't send
them cultured.
BingoBoingo: Gotta understand, US is largely German and misc. other serfs by mass. When
the US needs a song
to set
to aviation footage
they use Jesus stuff like Greenbaum's "Spirit In
The Sky"
BingoBoingo: Sounds like as good of a reason as any
to start pushing a "fighter of
the future don't need guns" meme
BingoBoingo as child yet
to see kindergarden had a favorite book. Included all sorts of aircraft.
The only ones I remember with certainty were
the SR-71, A-10, flying radar picket, and
the loser F-4
that didn't even have a gun while pretending
to be a fighter.
snsabot: Logged on 2019-08-11 09:24:30 mp_en_viaje: something was definitely amiss,
there's no commercial path
this way, but
thia airliner spent a minute or so driving straight
towards us.
lobbesbot: BingoBoingo:
The operation succeeded.
diana_coman goes
to check if
there's any Chec left for photos and all
that jazz