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phf: btw, doing `git -C $(brew --repository)/Library/Taps/pf/homebrew-eulora log --show-signature` should show
that all
the commits have been signed with my key. of course homebrew has zero hooks
to enforce signed only updates..
gernika: phf didn't see it in
the list of updated formulas but
the hash changed: b94bbf8834183935a1e03bd3736942e455a02e1c
phf: ben_vulpes, gernika: i just pushed another version. see if "pf/homebrew-eulora" is in brew update results. also it /should/ now use gcc-4.6 but who
the fuck knows. rebuild if don't mind spending electricity, i'll continue reading homebrew source code
mircea_popescu: is it just me or is
trilema actually
the 4th result for pay for your
tits
☟︎☟︎ phf: did you ran
the above git -C ... command? if it's returning ce6d*,
then you're on
the latest change
ben_vulpes: phf: are you pushing changes? neither cs nor eulora were listed in
the output of `brew update'
phf: and
then it hacks up
the environment so
that calls
to gcc-* are funneled
to whatever version of gcc homebrew magically decided
to use
phf: homebrew on
the other hand can be
told "this
thing doesn't build with GCC/llvm/clang such and such" but can't be
told explicitly "build with
this compiler", because!
phf: xcode comes with clang/llvm and a bogus llvm-gcc, which pretends
to be gcc, except fails on all kinds of obscure flags, and certainly doesn't respect gcc semantics
phf: now it's push pull against homebrew.. i
take it you have gcc46 installed via homebrew and no other gcc versions
gernika: phf - been following along -
that's what I get
phf: ben_vulpes: have you been brew update'ing? i'm looking at
the latest log and it looks like an older version of a script. `git -C $(brew --repository)/Library/Taps/pf/homebrew-eulora log|head -1|awk '{print $2}'` should return ce6d58194e2371ac9d4295e3a9a336fe6e44c548
phf: williamdunne: i guess i might've also did a wild guess, i assume you're getting some standard-objects from somewhere, and
they come out as #<FOO #x123123> or somesuch and you're
trying
to figure out, what's inside of
them. you can (inspect foo)
to see
the insides of
the object on repl, or you can call
that (defmethod ...) and
then every
time an object is displayed on repl it's going
to be displayed as #<FOO (value . 1) (value2 . "hello")> i
phf: williamdunne:
try running
that function and
then see if
the display of
these objects from an event changed
phf: i.e. you don't need
to know about streams
to use
that function
phf: williamdunne: if you paste it in your repl, objects
that you create with make-instance will magically display
their attributes
williamdunne: phf:
Thanks, although I'm still
trying
to wrap my head around streams
ben_vulpes: ah
that's right, boost needs exceptions from
the -e flag
BingoBoingo: <asciilifeform> has anyone
tried
the 'suckless' linux ? << stali
the "more official" distribution seems
to still be in
the planning phase
mircea_popescu: the only legitimate way
to become a king is at
the hands of a priest whose knees are
trembling.
mircea_popescu: (this is why
the jp don't have
the irght idea -
the respect of
they loath
to insult is not worth
the shit it's printed on)
ben_vulpes: "minimal changes possible" is
this naive optimization.
ben_vulpes: when one reaches
the
top of
the hill, naive optimization algo will simply not
take you
through
the valley
to
the next hill
ben_vulpes: big institutional resistance
to plucking
the
team up and depositing
them elsewhere on
the manifold.
ben_vulpes: the "minimal changes possible
thing" keeps us hunting around local maxima
assbot: Logged on 07-08-2015 14:35:50; mircea_popescu: it's almost as if he respects
the scholar and despises
the whore^H^H^H^H i mean programmer
ben_vulpes: that's all i've ever wanted out of
these scripts.
phf: only works for ccl and sbcl, so if you're using something different i'll need
to extend it
ben_vulpes: x prints all output, u signals errors on reference
to unbound variables
mircea_popescu: btw,
the... let's call
them "non stem" persons keeping
their eye on
this here
thing because
they're so interested in my magical dragon being and associatedpowers regularly observe
that you people have horrid naming schemes and nymismatics generally.
ben_vulpes: trinque: set -xeu should do
the
trick, no?
ben_vulpes: ah well it'd help
to edit
the right script
ben_vulpes: lol why oh why does
this script carry on merrily even after i set -e
trinque: so after
that, infectious gentoo
trinque: in related news, my script works for both disk images and block devices; however, I need
to figure out why
the usb device isn't present at
the
time
the initrd goes looking for root
trinque: ben_vulpes: is
that db saying
that?
ben_vulpes: yes,
that is what you
told
trinque as well.
mircea_popescu: anyway, i'm penning a "racists and
the racist idea" piece, should help.
ben_vulpes: fair unsurprising, one has
to
toe
that line
to keep a
twitter account
phf: i
think by last polls we were "pervs"
mircea_popescu: it's explained how
to register with assbot. after
that i'll rate you and you can ahve an eulora account.
phf: i've met xach a few
times at post-ilc pub sessions, i
think he's doing lisp consulting for clozure, but yeah i don't really know
the details. i
think him, fare, etc. would dismiss
this place on superficial grounds being self proclaimed feminists. last i checked fare's
twitter it was an equal mix of lisp conversations and sjw rhetoric
mircea_popescu: <asciilifeform> btw rsync should be abolished when we mod
the
thing
to stop pulling from
the net << very much
this wtf.
ben_vulpes compiles openssl for
the
third
time
today
assbot: In C++ my variables are signed but I have no place
to put my signature. What did I do wrong? : shittyprogramming ... (
http://bit.ly/1L01OCP )
ben_vulpes: stepping carefully
through next steps.
williamdunne: Cheers ben :) yeah does look a little batshit
to setup in buntu
williamdunne: Not used
to using it, so another
thing
to learn
mats: I had a dream I got
three scoops of guac at chipotle
ben_vulpes: i had a dream
that i figured out how
to never recompile openssl again
trinque: williamdunne: actually you probably just want
to past stdout
to print-object as
the stream
trinque: I'ms ure
there's some pretty printer
too; I haven't used it
trinque: williamdunne: if you're in a slime repl, you can simply make mention of
the symbol and right click
the
thing, and inspect
williamdunne: trinque: punkman: know how I can dump a representation of an object
to a string?
williamdunne: I found
this and got excited, until I realized
that
they haven't written all
that much..
trinque: as for
the rest, depends on
the library
williamdunne: Although its forcing me
to read source, which at least is good for learning
williamdunne: Yeah, seems pretty good so far. Only bummer is
that all of
the libraries I can
take advantage of elsewhere don't really exist, and if
they do
they are entirely undocumented
trinque: anyhow, cool
that you're diving into
that
trinque: only because
the others hide a detail lisp displays honestly,
the AST
williamdunne: Yeah, I'll get
that done. It's a really strange language coming from some of
the more "modern" ones
trinque: emacs is
the only sane choice, and
there are a number of modes for
that
trinque: you shouldn't even notice
them