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trinque: this is good for
the death of IP
trinque: epic, literally going
to fasttrack "IP
theft" ~from~
the chinese. Huehue Corp must have good shit.
☟︎ BingoBoingo: Note
the "paro general de 24 horas" is scheduled
to cover a full day's hangover after
today's Uruguay-Chile futbol appointment
BingoBoingo: So with
the Party Internal elections coming up Sunday, guess what
totally not a campaign event
the local Unions are holding
tomorrow... A Work Stoppage!
mp_en_viaje: where oh where does he pop up from
tomorrow ?! noooobody knows....
a111: Logged on 2019-06-24 03:55 ave1:
trinque, doesn't cuntoo with default gcc also build it with some mystery meat? it probably starts out on a host with gcc?
bvt: i agree. i played a bit with
the code, arrived at slightly cleaner (and sub-1% faster) code for multiplication, seems
that
the performance is close
to
the hw limit (at least at 32 Indices Comba-Karatsuba
threshold)
bvt: asciilifeform: myeah, i was
too fast with sse -- simdifying such loops would be ~impossible.
a111: Logged on 2017-11-19 05:19 lobbes: Currently going down
the headless-browser path ben_vulpes suggested. Looking into phantomjs atm, which seems like it could do
the job. I have an old craptop I'm
thinking of using as
the proverbial 'public
toilet'
to house it on. (This is
the same craptop I was planning
to put a
trb node on. I put a spanking-new ssd in
there but
then realized
that
the ethernet dun work anymore; wifi only. May be a good use for
the
thing
to just be a
turd server in
a111: Logged on 2019-06-04 00:51 asciilifeform: incidentally, i generate
these by machine, and it
takes about 3sec per. would have put it as a
net-connected hopper thing aeons ago, BUT it of course uses a heathen render (there are no 'demonstrably electrically correct' pdf eaters, and i dun expect one
to exist) and suffers from
the obvious problem a111: Logged on 2019-06-23 21:27 asciilifeform:
http://btcbase.org/log/2019-06-22#1919567 << interestingly, i got his
to boot, simply required xor eax, 0x3 where byte addressing used, 1 opcode. (not needed for generic linux built by sane people, but i dun have one yet for mips )
diana_coman: meanwhile I'm
trying
to disentangle here
the cs/ps mess and I'm scratching my head at various bits:
the CS engine works everywhere with names (strings) as ids (i.e.
there are FindX functions only with string param, not with some numeric id despite
the fact
that internally it DOES HAVE
them ffs) BUT
then in some places it keeps various hashmaps with numeric ids for "common strings"
mp_en_viaje: but yes,
they're exactly
the same
thing : hanger ons, marginal shitholes where people wanna be polite and everyone
to be equal
mp_en_viaje: and mind you,
they make like e150
to
take you
the 30km from airport
to oslo
diana_coman: I have
to admit I have a hard
time doing argentina ~= norway mainly because of
the whole south/north
thing;
that being said, from socialist pov sure, can very well be indeed.
diana_coman: ahaha, are
those exchange offices in
town ?
diana_coman: some will queue for anything; and anyways, not sure if "piling for cabs" is much better otherwise (e.g. Rome)
though indeed I can't quite see why would
there be such a lack of cabs in Oslo
mp_en_viaje: imagine
the insane cheek required
to even print
this spread
mp_en_viaje: the exchange offices are out and out scams,
trading insane nonsense like 9.2 (while advertising 9.4)
to buy and 10.5
to sell (their shitty local coin is about 9.6 irl)
mp_en_viaje: imagine
this : i get out of
the airport, and
there is a queue, i kid you not 1k+ people long
diana_coman: at least it seems
to have working internet unlike cluj...
diana_coman: mp_en_viaje: lolz, what does Norway/Oslo offer so much worse
than all
the rest?
a111: Logged on 2019-06-24 01:44
trinque: I will soon give
this a
try.
mp_en_viaje: i don't know
that i can explain what an utter piece of shit oslo is.
lobbesbot: danielpbarron:
The operation succeeded.
ave1: btw I've *not* used
the ada core version as a starting point for about a year now
mod6: Anyway, if I could work around
this issue,
then I can make an ebuild
that'll build ave1s stuff with
this.
trinque: actually makes sense, I guess it means
the libc wasn't found, but it's unclear when it happens
trinque: oddly
the OS reports a missing libc as "file not found" when executing
the bin
that wants it
trinque: mod6:
this is expected;
they're linked with glibc
mod6: For completeness,
this is what happens when you
try
to install AdaCore 2016 (binaries) on Cuntoo (keep in mind
that
the install actually does place
the binaries in
the expected places...):
http://p.bvulpes.com/pastes/vX16f/?raw=true mod6: yeah, i
think
this was
the issue.
trinque: there are likely challenges around getting a gnat on
there with which
to build itself.
mod6: alright, I'll have
to go back and
try
to get
this
to build on here.
mod6: If
the
thinking is
that it ~can~ be built on cuntoo, I'd much prefer an ebuild
that would do
that dance indeed.
mod6: so I never was able
to build
the ave1 musltronic
tools on cuntoo, because no working gnat, I just bundled
them up after I built
them on a gentoo machine
that had a working AdaCore 2016.
mod6: hey, sorry for
the delay.
trinque: another
thought, might make sense
to call
this sys-devel/gcc-9999, so one might perma-satisfy w/e caltrops demand gcc of a particular (and always higher) version
trinque: the idea here would be
to rebuild it from source, not just use
the bins you built
trinque: hm, in reading it, it looks like
this pulls a mysterymeat
tarball from your server and unpacks it, but doesn't build anything
mod6: Anyway, I'm only just getting started with
these. If
there are glaring mistakes or feedback otherwise, please write in.
mod6: With everything in
the right place... (I even needed a '/var/db/repos/mod6/metadata' directory with one file in it, 'layout.conf',
that contains one single line: masters = cuntoo)
then I was able
to run a `ebuild ave1_musltronic_tools_x86_64-20180924.ebuild clean manifest install merge` and end up with
the extracted contents in '/ave1_musltronic_tools_x86_64-20180924'.
mod6: To make
this work properly, I built all of
the ave1 musltronic
tools on a gentoo instance with a 2016 AdaCore GNAT,
then bundled up all of
the binaries myself, and placed 'em on mod6.net for
testing purposes.
mod6: trinque:
http://p.bvulpes.com/pastes/4YG2X/?raw=true << Here is my **experimental only** ebuild, 'ave1_musltronic_tools_x86_64-20180924.ebuild'. I've been placing
this file, while
testing in a directory ' /var/db/repos/mod6/app-tmsr/ave1_musltronic_tools_x86_64'.
a111: Logged on 2016-10-04 15:36 asciilifeform: ACHTUNG, PANZERS! pc engines 'apu2' (the board with
the intel nics - vs. 'apu1', with realtek) ,
turns out, is crippled, hdt probe barfs with it,
the cpu is reputed
to have a drm fuse set.
mp_en_viaje: and i STILL know as close as anything can be known as a matter of fact
that
the code's fundamentally fine, and some wrapper intermediary is spuriously fucking it up.
a111: Logged on 2019-06-20 13:13 mircea_popescu: well so let's see here : i can't play, because after sinking however many hours in chasing dependencies and fixing assorted if widely distributed breakage
the end story is
that "foss" has managed
to really give
the whole game away --
there is ONE chain, consisting of play on linux so-and-so using wine-so-and-so on ubuntu
this-and-that, and you pray it works -- because if it doesn't work,
THAT IS IT, "there was an error" li
mp_en_viaje: or so i
thought at
the
time ; but maybe
the forum really wanted
to hear more about how literally nothing can be fucking compiled without rewriting some parts, etc
a111: Logged on 2019-06-23 21:34 asciilifeform: i.e. when building new proggies, have had
to do it 100% by hand