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gernika: "Ellen Pao, the interim chief executive officer of Reddit, will be succeeded by Steve Huffman." << Met this guy (Steve Huffman) years ago at a YC startup school event. Had a brief discussion with him about lisp (don't recall the dialect he used).
☟︎ mod6: asciilifeform: thakns for the latest submissions!
mod6: <+ascii_field> mod6, ben_vulpes, mircea_popescu, et al: so far, no one has signed any of my patches... am i to conclude that nobody reads these things? << I've read them all (except the 2 you just posted, about to read here in a moment) but I don't sign patches until release is prepared.
mod6: i like -verifyall as a cmdline option!
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decimation: "Sanfilippo described Vincenzetti as a very liberal person interested in protecting free speech, someone who saw cryptography as "a means to protect communications." But over time, Vincenzetti's view evidently evolved to allow the security professional to found Hacking Team. "
☟︎ decimation: gee, I wonder if cash and the fetish of power changed his mind
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assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38730 @ 0.00052081 = 20.171 BTC [-]
mod6: asciilifeform: testnet patch looks good at first read-through. i'll apply these to my sources bases (on top of stator + patches { dump/eat block }) and continue testing. i'll also add these to my build-with-patches guide.
decimation:
http://www.jameslafond.com/article.php?id=2533 < "These employees will bring their families to the area. There will also be an influx of welfare families fleeing the city ahead of the drug gangs and predatory police along the bus lines set up at tax payer expense so that you can save 25 cents on a dozen eggs, which requires some schlep to stock them in that upright cooler on a wage that cannot support an automobile."
decimation: "These families—by law—may not have a father. Therefore, 15 years from that Wal-Mart going up, you will have a full generation of violent, rootless, fatherless youth grown up with no sense of community, responsibility, or decency, who will instead be infused with a sense of entitlement, righteous oppression, and slave class envy for you, the guy buying the house down the street as its value plummets. "
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decimation: He's describing the classic 'baptists and bootleggers' economy
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25528 @ 0.00053341 = 13.6169 BTC [+]
trinque: it's somewhat interesting to note that wikipedia has a german page on hunchentoot, but the english one was deleted.
decimation: Luke did you read the logs in here about the 2hr block time window?
trinque: deleted by some guy that edits a lot of movie/tv pages, south park in particular.
trinque: happened upon that pulling up docs elsewhere
decimation: Luke-Jr: what is your opinion on the recent soft-fork/mining fiasco? Do you think that 950/1000 blocks constitutes any kind of 'consensus'?
Luke-Jr: decimation: softforks require only a majority of miners, not a consensus.
decimation: okay maybe I'm using the term 'soft-fork' to mean something different. What do you call 'block revision increment'?
Luke-Jr: 'block revision increment' has no meaning to me
trinque: Luke-Jr: blocks have a version, do they not?
Luke-Jr: trinque: sure, but they have no particular meaning until defined
decimation: yes, and the meaning is used in the concensus code, which 'activates' after 950/1000 blocks with the new version are seen
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Luke-Jr: decimation: the 950/1000 block definition is specific to BIP66/v3; it's fairly sound, and the recent fiasco is basically unrelated to it
decimation: other than it being the very mechanism which activated it
Luke-Jr: except it wasn't; it just meant there were suddenly people mining invalid blocks
Luke-Jr: had anyone else mined an invalid block for any reason, the SPV miners would have continued those chains too
decimation: 'suddenly invalid'? as if nature itself rejected it?
decimation: 1000 blocks (1 week) seems like a fairly small period to change things
Luke-Jr: I didn't say "suddenly invalid"
Luke-Jr: 95% for 1000 blocks, while only 51% is needed
Luke-Jr: also, it was an ongoing migration that took months
decimation: I get that, but it still seems like a short period
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Luke-Jr: that's just the nature of softforks
decimation: oh, I see. handed down from the ancients who wrote 0.7?
decimation: the point I am driving at is that someone can mine blocks without consenting to anything w.r.t. the codebase
Luke-Jr: it's not a human-made decision at all, it's just how things are
Luke-Jr: I don't see your point. Someone can mine invalid blocks. so what?
decimation: because the meaning of 'invalid' was changed
decimation: before 0.7 there was no code that 'gathered consensus'
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assbot: Logged on 10-07-2015 20:46:57; trinque: not bad, hunchentootin' today
Luke-Jr: decimation: it was still possible
Luke-Jr: also there was technically the P2SH code before 0.7 IIRC
trinque: gabriel_laddel: oh, lovely. write a handler, c-x c-k, try it out, repeat
gabriel_laddel: trinque: I heard you just got hyperspec.el setup - do you have SLIME presentations enabled?
gabriel_laddel: you can "inspect" objects returned at the repl by clicking on them
trinque: #<HUNCHENSOCKET:WEBSOCKET-ACCEPTOR (host *, port 8081)>
gabriel_laddel: o nice, then you've pretty much the best of what emacs has to offer for CL development.
trinque: I am still new enough to this to be having a fantastic time.
trinque: though, as it stays out of the goddamn way of the task of programming, I could see never tiring of it
gabriel_laddel: I got serial ports comms working in a *single line* of cl today.
trinque: people who prefer more complicated and disorderly systems seem to think there's some virtue in being able to cram it all into the head (C++...)
trinque: doesn't seem like they then consider whether they have any cranial space left for their problem
trinque: saw you found work writing cl, pretty cool
gabriel_laddel: This is my experience. The C++/.NET code for the device I was communicating with today - 250 lines of code to do what my single line does.
Luke-Jr: k, highlight me if there's more
gabriel_laddel: ^^ I seem to be good at making business people feel confident / happy with me.
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gabriel_laddel: I'm noodling around with the idea of my hunting down contracts for CL people
decimation: Luke-Jr: I need to do more research, thank you for your candor.
gabriel_laddel: But perhaps handling some of the business side of things + gnarly technical tasks.
trinque: depending on the type of consulting, it may be more or less up to you how to actually implement whatever's called for
gabriel_laddel: trinque: in this particular they wanted something that *actually works*
gabriel_laddel: a surprising amount of people simply want subordinates to order around
gabriel_laddel: trinque: are you just playing around with hunchentoot, or writing a production system?
trinque: got something out in the world that runs cl, talks to a web api
trinque: this will be the first server side component
trinque: haven't used the latter with anything mission critical; it was a matter of evaluating it
trinque: but that's the thing I'm rewriting... "pgtoot"
decimation: Luke-Jr: this whole line of action strikes me as backwards. why not produce a spec before forcing changes from the de-facto standard?
gabriel_laddel: so you have a few function calls that diddle the db and you're tying those to routes?
Luke-Jr: decimation: what? BIP 66 has been a spec since January
decimation: I mean a spec that desribes the behaviour of the entire codebase
gabriel_laddel: I wish someone would automate this already. I write the functions, then pass them into `export-functions' which walks the program, generates POST routes for all of them.
Luke-Jr: decimation: because people might interpret it as a spec
trinque: gabriel_laddel: that is precisely what I'm doing
trinque: I've written this in python already
trinque: postgrest looked like it might have a clue early on
trinque: becoming a features katamari shitshow
☟︎ Luke-Jr: decimation: Bitcoin's rules by nature are defined by the actual software people are using. If a "spec" disagrees with those de facto rules, the "spec" is wrong.
trinque: gabriel_laddel: every web-app ever is just a matter of bolting some table or view to a ui component
trinque: and then letting that component know when the data in question changes
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Luke-Jr: decimation: this is why Bitcoin Core 0.8.0's bug was a bug in 0.8.0 and not the (commonly used) older versions
decimation: Luke-Jr: you see how this has the convinent side-effect of ceding complete authority over 'bitcoin' to the 'bitcoin core' committers?
Luke-Jr: decimation: no, it is to the users - Bitcoin Core 0.8.0 changed the rules, but was not adopted as the new protocol, so it was wrong
Luke-Jr: (it's ironic but true that Mike Hearn has written two changes in Bitcoin Core, and both of them introduced serious bugs..)
Luke-Jr: I didn't really want to be quoted on that
gabriel_laddel: BINGE is a FFI generator for Common Lisp. It parses C source files (header or code, it doesn't mind) and spits out a FFI for your Lisp system of choice. Functions, global variables, types and symbolic constants can be extracted just naming them. Its design is modular so that adding a new FFI API is a matter of few hours. Back-ends for SBCL, CMUCL, LispWorks, UFFI and CLISP are provided.
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mats: !rate moneycat 1 new guy
mats: !v assbot:mats.rate.moneycat.1:801ec5c77ea271e6dad662052dfc4363a1843c6cc5bc53dc6609361c20777a5
assbot: Invalid verfication string.
mats: !v assbot:mats.rate.moneycat.1:801ec5c77ea271e6dad662052dfc4363a1843c6cc5bc53dcd6609361c20777a5
☟︎ assbot: Successfully added a rating of 1 for moneycat with note: new guy
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williamdunne: Luke-Jr: In fairness, the fact that this is a public logged channel is made quite clear
mats: yet another mitm bug
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mats: "Every person given a government background check for the last 15 years was probably affected, the Office of Personnel Management said in announcing the results of a forensic investigation of the episode, whose existence was known but not its sweeping toll." << lol, fuck. i'm in this db.
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4450 @ 0.00053341 = 2.3737 BTC [+]
ag3nt_zer0: Wonder if anyone can help ... Am I missing a step when trying to rate somebody? do I have to do something beyond "!rate" command? I ask because I do not see my rating as having appeared to the recipients via BTC Alpha... should I see it or is my rating just not appearing amongst the others because I am not a trusted relationship at this point?
mats: btcalpha updates once a day, ag3nt_zer0
assbot: Logged on 08-07-2015 06:22:31; ag3nt_zer0: !rate shinohai 1 great help to noob
mats: did you decrypt the otp and send it to assbot?
assbot: Logged on 11-07-2015 02:40:47; mats: !v assbot:mats.rate.moneycat.1:801ec5c77ea271e6dad662052dfc4363a1843c6cc5bc53dcd6609361c20777a5
gabriel_laddel: trinque: fyi `trace' doesn't trace across threads in mcclim unless you use M-x slime-trace-dialog
ag3nt_zer0: i mean how long before otp link expires... those arent working from the other day
mats: extraneous space prepended there
ag3nt_zer0: !v assbot:ag3nt_zer0.rate.trinque.1:6cfc2b3e5683499ec7116014e0dccbd14c25d77d8ed9adc92f6df57d4ea8f7f8
assbot: Successfully added a rating of 1 for trinque with note: very helpful to noob
ag3nt_zer0: ;;rate shinohai 1 great assist to newb
gribble: Error: For identification purposes, you must be authenticated to use the rating system.
ag3nt_zer0: !v assbot:ag3nt_zer0.rate.shinohai.1:eecbbcd8e1da919dc77a78e03fc9ef6eb780d132a98b002b39c375244bf75a83
assbot: Successfully added a rating of 1 for shinohai with note: great assist to newb
mats: np. fwiw, you can talk to assbot in PM
assbot: Logged on 26-06-2015 21:39:21; ascii_field:
http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=26-06-2015#1178148 << will add to this. in every single field i dive into, i find these 'lisps' - i.e., the ~actual~ state-of-the-art buried under piles of shit strategically crapped out by one, two, more generations of mediocrities
gabriel_laddel: I'd love to have a list of lisps all fields you've dived into if possible.
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assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5770 @ 0.00052178 = 3.0107 BTC [+]
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mircea_popescu:
http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=11-07-2015#1197311 << all this meta comentatory bs. "what has luigi's wive said about giovanni's girlfriend ? what has the mother of the coach's sister said about what the wife said about the girlfriend ? what are people saying about what people said about what was said about some talks some said they had at some point regarding what was said earlier ?"
☝︎ assbot: Logged on 11-07-2015 01:10:17; decimation: "Sanfilippo described Vincenzetti as a very liberal person interested in protecting free speech, someone who saw cryptography as "a means to protect communications." But over time, Vincenzetti's view evidently evolved to allow the security professional to found Hacking Team. "
decimation: I think most 'adults' in the west would prefer to live in a tv program
decimation: and/or imagine that they would be 'good' in one
mircea_popescu: i don't even give a shit who this vincenzetti derp is. why the fuck would i now care about a sanfilippo derp
cazalla: meh i just saw pgp in the headline, read it and thought perhaps might appeal to others here
mircea_popescu: equires some schlep << why do people insist to use words in languages they don't speak.
mircea_popescu: it's almost as bad as sleeping with women you don't own.
decimation: mircea_popescu: 90% of modern 'journalism' is 'the story behind the story behind the story', most of which is bullshit
mircea_popescu skips the Luke-Jr, vexual etc lines in the logs. not sure why people keep feeding the weird, but anway.
decimation: I was curious about the particular census mechanism, and the degree of support amoung 'bitcoin core' 'devs'
mircea_popescu: might as well ask whats his face "bitcoin godfather" about gaming or keiser's ho whatever her name was about "telejournalism"
decimation: it would make great foddler for journalism, his answers
mircea_popescu: just... you know, go ask reddit what it thinks on reddit, and the power rangers on #power-rangers or wherever the fuck they hang out these days.
mircea_popescu: i especially do not appreciate the b-a equivalent of a convicted felon being treated as he may have an opinion on matters.
mircea_popescu: an entire den of fraudsters and con men they got going there, not like phantomcircuit's anyone else than the bitcoinica thief etc.
mircea_popescu: " As Wal-Mart gets the lion’s share of food stamp transfers [EBT cash and food] than this operation amounts to a 19th century Appalachian coal mine with its own company store, with over half of the employees spending most—or even more than—their salary at the Wal-Mart register, literally a captive market and labor force in one."
mircea_popescu: this is actually an excellent point - walmart is not a shop, it's a shit circuit.
decimation: it's been well covered in the us media that walmart 'arbitrages' usg benefits/slaves into profit
decimation: mr. lafound makes a novel point (to me) that the rich folk (think jwz) are equally complict, thinking that saving $0.25 on eggs at walmart is purely neutral
mircea_popescu: i dun think this is much of a novel point. fundamental point. "be the change you wish to see" etc.
hanbot: people are going to be sucked into convenience > quality (sanity) so long as they can't appreciate what quality is. i had a visitor in romania who had never seen good egg yolks, thought they were "suspicious"
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52300 @ 0.00053341 = 27.8973 BTC [+]
decimation: in the us, to be against 'walmart profits' is to be labeled a socialist. it's rarely the case that someone points out the degree to which walmart profits are dependent on socialism themselves
hanbot: right, because why proclaim something that might lead to having to do more work
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Naphex: 04:14 <+hanbot> people are going to be sucked into convenience > quality (sanity) so long as they can't appreciate what quality is. i had a visitor in romania who had never seen good egg yolks, thought they were "suspicious <- Happens pretty often
☟︎ assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 68550 @ 0.00051063 = 35.0037 BTC [-]
punkman: how do you decide a good egg yolk?
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jurov: punkman: it has vivid yellow color
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jurov: and when used as ingredients, it colors the dough or whatever, too
punkman: jurov, people like the darker orange yolks here
punkman: yellow yolk means it's probably eating corn
jurov: they can be orange, too, no prob... just the color is weak
punkman: I mostly care about whether the owner of the chickens is in wot rather than colour
jurov: oh, if you scarcely have eggs from supermarket, then it's hard to explain, either :)
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jurov: cazalla what happened to them?
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assbot: People In Toronto Made Memorial For Dead Raccoon After City Forgot To Pick It Up For 12 Hrs | Bored Panda ... (
http://bit.ly/1NVJ5Wh )
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assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 64550 @ 0.00053665 = 34.6408 BTC [+]
kakobrekla: ist Journalist in Berlin, leitet den dpa-Themendienst und twittert hier privat vor allem zu Medienthemen.
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mats: heh, former US AG Holder went back to Covington & Burling
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funkenstein_: "Benner has lofty goals for his synthetic molecules. He wants to create an alternative genetic system in which proteins [] are unnecessary" <-- ??
☟︎ assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38450 @ 0.00052014 = 19.9994 BTC [-] {2}
funkenstein_ ponders total silence surrounding continued phuctoring
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gribble: diametric was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 3 weeks, 1 day, 20 hours, 49 minutes, and 7 seconds ago: <diametric> possible to get a sample capture?
mircea_popescu: diametric you're getting ddos'd again, and apparently it's ever more impressive. you want a filter in front of this thing or what.
shinohai: nope never got another email :/
shinohai: plus i only have one good wallet and it broke, so i am 34 weeks behind xD
assbot: Logged on 11-07-2015 00:37:04; gernika: "Ellen Pao, the interim chief executive officer of Reddit, will be succeeded by Steve Huffman." << Met this guy (Steve Huffman) years ago at a YC startup school event. Had a brief discussion with him about lisp (don't recall the dialect he used).
gernika: mircea_popescu no he seemed to make eye-contact, connect, etc. Aaron Schwartz, who I met at a similar such party (possibly even the same one) struck me as being much more of an autist.
mircea_popescu: you knoiw you can just do gpg --encrypt --armor -r one -r theother righjt ?
mircea_popescu: and in other news : eulora is currently being practically re-written, because fucking idiots and their fucktarded assumptions. "oh, nobody could POSSIBLY ever want an int other than ~16!!!!~ bit". as a result, the skill display in game behaves eratically. as a result, all places that use ints and were apparently not upgraded to 32 bit because too much fucking work are now getting redefined as 64 bits.
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42200 @ 0.00050081 = 21.1342 BTC [-]
mircea_popescu: because it's apparently still 1959 and nobody came up with a "machine length" int yet.
☟︎ mircea_popescu: it's sitll going as it is, just the experience filling bar of skills is fucked up
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assbot: Logged on 11-07-2015 16:22:48; mircea_popescu: because it's apparently still 1959 and nobody came up with a "machine length" int yet.
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punkman: heh "Finnish media reports that Germany, Holland, Finland, Estonia, Lithuania, Slovakia and Slovenia want "temporary" #Grexit"
assbot: Logged on 10-07-2015 19:33:32; mircea_popescu: ascii_field i still have no idea why anyone'd get married, but then again i'm weird like that.
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assbot: Logged on 10-07-2015 19:37:48; mircea_popescu: and especially nonsensical given that there's an exactly just as silly, but opposite direction social convention : people going around with a prosthetic leg are apparently GREAT!11
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jurov: danielpbarron: did jesus set a limit for # of wives?
danielpbarron: no, but we know from Solomon that there is an upward bound that isn't specified
jurov: solomon, the first C programmer
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danielpbarron: Deuteronomy 17:16 But he shall not multiply horses for himself, nor cause the people to return to Egypt to multiply horses, for the Lord has said to you, 'You shall not return that way again.' 17 Neither shall he multiply wives for himself, lest his heart turn away; nor shall he greatly multiply silver and gold for himself.
danielpbarron:
http://www.atruechurch.info/polygamy.html >> As for a king who breached Deuteronomy 17:17, Solomon is the classic example. He had 700 wives and 300 concubines (1 Kings 11:3). Yet, even though Solomon obviously multiplied wives to himself, the Lord condemns Solomon, in particular, for his marriage of foreign women (1 Kings 11:1-2; Deuteronomy 7:1-4) and the resultant idolatry (1 Kings 11:4).
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trinque: am I noticing that the price of mpex trends upward before the price of bitcoin does?
trinque: I'd like to see that graph
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mats: dun think there's any correlation
trinque: gabriel_laddel: got a recommendation on something that'll bust out docs for *any* symbol?
trinque: I want hyperspec.el for errethang
trinque: maybe just getting eldoc to barf out the docstring for the thing at point would suffice
trinque: yeah, I basically want that guy jammed into eldoc
gabriel_laddel: trinque: alright, gimme a minute and I'll write it for ya
gabriel_laddel: ftr, no one should have to learn elisp. it is a shit language.
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gabriel_laddel: well, doing both is sorta a PITA, so I'll prolly decline that
trinque: don't even have to do the former unless you want to
gabriel_laddel: but there already exists a printer for the value of the symbol at point
trinque: I'll take all the CL prosthetics I can get
gabriel_laddel: trinque: have you been using the CLIM listener in your CL hacking?
trinque: I haven't really, other than with the intent to learn about CLIM
trinque: current thing I'm hacking on is that api server guy
trinque: I'm open to hearing how I'd use CLIM there
gabriel_laddel: I can't speak to that, but using the class browser is a great boon to CL development.
gabriel_laddel: I ended up binding it to f8, as was tired of pulling it up all the time.
trinque: ah ok; yeah, paging through the hyperspec is my current method of discovering new functions to use
trinque: I'll try your suggestion there
gabriel_laddel: trinque: try `apropos' and note that you can display all generic functions for a class using the left click.
phf: gabriel_laddel: have you been using mcclim for day to day hacking? last time i tried it, it was very slow. but then it was on a ppc machine, so maybe moore's law took care of that
gabriel_laddel: phf: My dashboard (which I use every day) is CLIM. I edit text in CLIMACS from time to time, use the listener to browse classes.
gabriel_laddel: earlier I started to modify the address book to handle my rolodex
phf: hmm, might be worth giving it a try then. i wrote some code with clim a while back, but that was using lispworks
gabriel_laddel: phf: the whole "backends" thing (which lispworks uses) is retarded.
gabriel_laddel: perhaps someone will take the time to hack the "zen" X server into this stack
trinque: I'll be fine seeing someone stick a chisel in the ear of emacs, breaking it into the several pieces it should've been
phf: lispworks clim is a life support for legacy systems, and as such their technical decisions have merit
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trinque: gabriel_laddel: seems the further down the stack lisp might reach, the more the argument that it should be coming from the bottom up applies
gabriel_laddel: trinque: fundamentally the only way I see this happening is by getting a great prince to "see" why it is one would like such a thing.
trinque: gabriel_laddel: indeed, I "see what you did there" so to speak
trinque: I wouldn't even be bothering now if I hadn't used emacs for years prior
trinque: I compared masamune to emacs somewhere in teh logz
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trinque: emacs is what a guy whose seen a lisp machine builds on unix
trinque: with the pragmatism dial set somewhere middling
gabriel_laddel: Emacs is Stallman hating the lisp machine. Pragmatic my arse.
trinque: gabriel_laddel: dunno if my point is coming across.
gabriel_laddel: Spending a year learning elisp, and then a year unlearning it because it's a dead end isn't pragmatic at all.
trinque: I use pragmatic as a dirty word
trinque: emacs is the closest thing I as a derp coming into the industry in 2006 would ever find which somewhat resembled the experience that was possible *before I was goddamn born*
gabriel_laddel: hrm.. I'll drop something in the logs about forwards compatibility sometime.
trinque: I'm trying to say something about acts of desperation around preserving a dying (better) culture in the midst of an insane one.
trinque: coming up short atm, and gotta run
trinque: obviously I want stan's fucking c-gate flowputer if it would mean I can actually reason about the machine's behavior
trinque: barring that... sbcl on unix? or some other compromise?
trinque: if you'd cracked warp drives, yet were surrounded by imbeciles that couldn't use the knowledge if they tried, maybe you might try to stash the knowledge in some corner of the world where it may re-emerge later
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phf: gabriel_laddel: have you seen, nyef is making a new clim version, i think i read something about framebuffer backend
gabriel_laddel: Though I wish everyone would *stop it* with making new CLIM, CLIMACS etc. and just make what we have work.
phf: yeah yeah, but it's cockroaches all the way down. anyone sane who's attempted ends up like asciilifeform, rejecting von neumann architecture, and ultimately giving up
gabriel_laddel: I was going to put this off until later - but whatever.
gabriel_laddel: Look, there is no reason we can't take SBCL and incrementally modify it to work on a loper device
gabriel_laddel: People keep bitching about "all the things wrong with common lisp" while completely ignoring that you can meaningfully upgrade the language without throwing away all the work that has been done over the years.
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gabriel_laddel: For example, say that you find the existence of both elt & nth to be stupid. write a (meta)program that walks an arbitrary CL program and fixes all elt's to nths. Let everyone know that it's deprecated, and that they can run this program on their code to update it to CL 1.2 or whatever.
☟︎☟︎ gabriel_laddel: the compiler can then be modified to take this into account.
gabriel_laddel: I, for example, dislike having both defstruct and defclass in the language.
gabriel_laddel: Over the course of a few years we can work the language down to something much smaller without at any point making it unsuitable for production work.
gabriel_laddel: Even with a Loper device you'll still have programs composed of the same primitives: draw-circle*, draw-sphere*
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gabriel_laddel: Work CL down to the core language and then when you get something new to play with you can build up that core and run (some) 'CL' programs on it.
gabriel_laddel: These metaprograms are great tasks for interns, especially those who don't "get lisp" yet.
phf: i'm not one of those people you're arguing against, i like cl standard just fine. i did paid common lisp consulting on and off for the past 10 years.
gabriel_laddel: phf: also, I think the loper device will end up being designed on top of CLIM.
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assbot: Logged on 11-07-2015 22:43:42; gabriel_laddel: For example, say that you find the existence of both elt & nth to be stupid. write a (meta)program that walks an arbitrary CL program and fixes all elt's to nths. Let everyone know that it's deprecated, and that they can run this program on their code to update it to CL 1.2 or whatever.
gabriel_laddel: ascii_modem: there is a scheme which didn't throw away the CL compiler and start from scratch?
gabriel_laddel: If *any* of them did this, for any compiler, I'd be rather surprised.
ascii_modem: sbcl, ccl, allegro, lispworks - each had own
ascii_modem: basic boojum with ~all~ lisps on x86 - is same
gabriel_laddel: sbcl, ccl, allegro, lispworks - each had own << You can still take portable CL programs and run the upgrade program on them without forcing compiler changes.
ascii_modem: the retarded os, in turn forced into being by retarded hw
phf: i think "minimal set of common lisp primitives" is a common theme on #lisp, not surprisingly with different answers every time
gabriel_laddel: phf: no one has done so much as even drafting a document specifying what is to be removed.
ascii_modem: you won't appreciate the full weight of this until you try to do something with, e.g., graphics, or signal process
ascii_modem: rearranging 'elt' and 'nth' ~~ 'deck chairs on titanic'
ascii_modem: fuck opengl. i want peter henderson's sexpr graphics
☟︎ ascii_modem: fuck 2 machines showing 2 different bitmaps from same graphics op
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assbot: Logged on 11-07-2015 22:11:04; gabriel_laddel: should have just used CL
phf: gabriel_laddel: that's because "removing" is not a particularly worthwhile activity in this case
phf: gabriel_laddel: intellectual exercise :)
ascii_modem: all of these turd polishings are 20+ years of wank by now,
phf: in practical terms, common lisp quirks are direct result of underlying machine level architecture
ascii_modem: and distract from the fact that the ~machine~ is terminally retarded
gabriel_laddel: ascii_modem: dija read the part where I specified the reason for this is to impress a prince?
phf: at some point i assume it wasn't retarded, more like "what can i do with these resistors and a soldering iron", became retarded later
phf: because technology change, but thinking basically remained the same
gabriel_laddel: trinque: yeah, so fyi there is no obvious way to add the docstring to eldoc
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