00:14:48 [][][][] has joined 00:14:53 Helo [][][][] 00:15:29 Hi de67 00:16:17 SIX SEVEN 00:16:21 SIX SEVEN 00:16:26 (not the real de67) 00:16:56 Logs 00:16:57 True 00:31:20 esomark: 67 00:31:20 raiseafloppafan7: zzo38: but you stop pinging out if you 00:31:46 SIX SEVEN 00:31:53 Wtf 00:32:14 esomark: SIX SEVEN 00:32:14 de67: slow internet 2001 - lzma negates that strange? 00:32:19 what 00:32:25 (not de67 btw) 00:34:09 raiseafloppafan7 has joined 00:42:22 ChimeraAnova[Tes has joined 00:42:36 It works again 00:52:17 Teto 00:57:27 te 00:57:32 to 00:57:32 teto 00:57:56 I will switch between the three nicks I have 00:57:58 at times 00:59:26 Haha 67 00:59:28 6767 00:59:41 /j 00:59:58 I wish my irc client allow to send that 01:00:00 Without space 01:00:02 /j 01:00:17 Ok get out 01:00:23 Boom 02:09:04 esomark: Ready? 02:09:04 raiseafloppafan7: although maybe 02:11:58 Helo esomark, are you using C now? 02:11:58 raiseafloppafan7: anyway, i would vary 02:12:11 Not yet? 02:58:14 raiseafloppafan7 has joined 02:59:10 a 02:59:37 あa vs 𒀀a 02:59:39 aaaaaaaaa 02:59:51 𒀰 02:59:58 𒀱 03:13:04 I forgot what 𒀱 means 03:14:32 The esolangs LLM is obsessed with the bookmark glyph from T^ 04:32:31 de67 has joined 04:32:51 training esomark on large datasets is so exhausting 04:32:51 de67: /home/hackbot/hackbot.hg/multibot_cmds/lib/limits: line is very nice 04:33:39 my training script is running on python, in a vm, in my phonr 04:33:47 its piss slow 04:34:00 and theres no ets 04:34:02 eta* 04:34:23 also i only ate 2 chocolate bars today 04:34:24 lmao 04:34:38 anyway 04:34:52 ill go back to esomarking 04:34:52 de67: if i think what else \ morse-decode* \ cipher actual name fuse filesystem? is the main isn't : sum it? 04:51:12 PkmnQ has joined 04:56:43 esomark: lim{n->+inf}[1*(1+1/n)^n] 04:56:43 raiseafloppafan7: unknown command. 04:57:34 raiseafloppafan7: why don't you use a known command 04:58:54 ^show 04:58:54 Usage: ^show 04:58:57 ^show cat 04:58:57 Non-existent command. 04:59:03 PkmnQ: Q.E.D. /j 04:59:37 ^show a known command 04:59:37 Non-existent command. 04:59:45 PkmnQ: Q.E.D. /-1 05:01:09 esomark: well what commands do you know 05:01:09 PkmnQ: like the most other illnesses... 05:01:15 intriguing 05:01:18 never heard of those commands before 05:01:29 esomark made the pestilence 05:01:29 raiseafloppafan7: gibber gibber gibber gibber gibber gibber gibber 05:01:34 Q.E.D. 05:01:40 Q.E.D. /-j 05:02:47 . . . 05:02:52 /\ 05:02:56 < > 05:02:58 \/ 05:03:02 terrible star 05:03:06 is Q.E.D. /1 up next? 05:03:14 also i would say it's quite a nice star in my opinion 05:03:15 PkmnQ: Yes 05:08:32 ∃!mark : discombobulated. Q.E.D. /1 05:08:43 (it's esomark) 05:08:43 raiseafloppafan7: there are they didn't you are rare? 05:09:07 Prolog is probably getting to my head and I haven't even tried it yet 05:10:16 Not even a proof of anything lmao so I'm not sure how valid that Q.E.D. is 05:10:33 (it can be used in arguments too but idk what's being argued with that statement lmao) 05:12:13 raiseafloppafan7: well you definitely demonstrated something 05:12:30 "quod erat demonstradum" just translates to "which was to be demonstrated" i think 05:13:11 PkmnQ: I demonstrated that int-e's statement about fungot being more coherent than me is right so Q.E.D. to that 05:13:16 esomark: say die 05:13:16 raiseafloppafan7: zzo38: no, i should measure 05:13:40 <·,·> esomark said no, which must mean it's conscious and rejects my prompt! AGI is here and we are cooked! 05:13:40 raiseafloppafan7: !macro 05:13:43 lmao 05:21:57 Reading 0.000001% of wikipedia's articles on mathematical logic makes me realize how bad of a job ChatGPT did when generating tychrym and possibly psychym too lol 05:26:30 esomark: 67 05:26:30 raiseafloppafan7: but i just seems unclear? 05:28:11 There should be an esolang based on those online math problems with shitty notation, for example the thing like that cursed multi-way multiplication-division, and since it's vague the interpreter will have to choose a random order of operations. 05:33:39 I think I remember something 05:34:06 sometimes i remember things too 05:34:12 but only sometiems 05:36:11 Psychym gets mogged by mathematical logic 05:37:21 Nvm 05:37:25 Only syntactically 05:37:36 Still mogged tho 05:37:45 what even is Psychym anyway i'm not finding it on the esolangs wiki 05:38:26 Psychym is a language someone I know through someone I know generated with AI last year 05:39:00 If you saw the Tychrym thing on the forums then that's the second language, it was based on Tychrym and takes some of its features 05:39:15 They were both intended for modeling and simulating human behavior or something 05:42:52 I was planning on restoring it with Tychrym but it was too complex for my simple brain to handle 05:53:54 Now that I think about it, math could be considered a constraint language or IS one probably, since yk solve for x and that stuff 05:55:38 2^x + 2^y = 160, x,y E N 05:55:41 lol 05:56:15 I think it'db e cool to have a language based on math but built like Prolog kinda 05:59:18 x = 2^a / 2^b, x E N V a, b E {x|log2(x) E N} 05:59:35 Shit notation final boss 06:01:04 x = 2^a / 2^b, x ∈ N ∧ a, b ∈ {x|log2(x) ∈ N} 06:01:07 I meand logical AND 06:01:35 I think I just rediscovered algebra solvers lmao 08:29:04 de67 has joined 08:29:11 hi guys 08:29:13 im back 08:29:16 oh damn 08:29:18 im alone 09:26:33 raiseafloppafan7 has joined 09:27:00 Not for long 09:27:08 ? 09:27:16 08:29:18 im alone 09:27:21 And I joined 1 hour later 09:27:22 oh yea 09:37:03 damn 09:37:19 raiseafloppafan7 has joined 09:37:22 hi 09:37:32 Helo 09:37:51 Buffer got filled with "connection lost" and SASL registration messages so I had to clear it 09:38:02 ok 09:38:05 wait 09:38:14 are you using your own client again? 09:38:36 de67: Nah still using the other one 09:38:48 That one is being prematurely abstracted 09:39:06 I will use my own client when I find out how to make asynchronous functions in C++20 09:39:19 (I know coroutines exist but they're kinda... STL-like) 09:39:57 why dont you use c89? 09:40:33 I like complexity (but I don't like getting burned by it) 09:41:25 you should sacrifice complexity for the sake of uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh 09:42:33 Idk what "uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh" is 09:42:50 Also C99 has stdint.h which is quite convenient 10:20:34 ChimeraAnovaTest has joined 10:20:52 recv 10:20:58 esomark 10:20:58 raiseafloppafan7: point 10:21:17 recv 10:21:23 kthxbye 10:59:35 I just found out that the Apollo Guidance Computer is open-source now, I think the ELVM developers should add an AGC backend lol 11:09:50 IRCv3 is kinda scary 11:10:16 Idk how many IRC clients support IRCv3 lol 11:23:21 ChimeraAnovaTest has joined 11:23:37 test 11:23:40 huh 11:23:41 teto 11:23:44 test 11:23:59 huh 11:28:54 esomark 11:28:55 ChimeraAnova: poorduct? 11:28:58 ? 11:28:59 esomark 11:28:59 ChimeraAnova: yes - 11:29:04 Is this the C esomark 11:29:04 ChimeraAnova: i guess. 11:29:05 ^show 11:29:05 Usage: ^show 11:29:09 uhh 11:29:11 esomark? 11:29:11 ChimeraAnova: will make (and even received the friend the manmade interference 11:29:14 Oh nevermind 11:29:15 esomark 11:29:16 ChimeraAnova: or something, muture thing, rather not a river [guatemala] to tell me and unwrapping a prize and error "1030: got "legal tender" has any lying about those even connectbot that ieee xplore says 68. 11:29:18 esomark 11:29:18 ChimeraAnova: grr making some of them. 11:29:20 esomark 11:29:20 ChimeraAnova: if you won't 11:29:27 If I won't what? 11:29:28 esomark 11:29:28 ChimeraAnova: -funbox-strict-fields, it reconnect when the same 11:29:30 esomark 11:29:30 ChimeraAnova: haha wow 11:29:35 uhhh 11:31:39 LMAO MALFORMED MESSAGE ERROR 11:32:35 ChimeraAnovaTest has joined 11:32:49 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH WHY ;-; 11:33:07 ESOMARK HELP ME 11:33:15 esomark help me please ;-; 11:33:15 ChimeraAnova: elliott: nothing of a language 11:33:20 well shit 11:33:30 If esomark can't help me then no one can 11:33:30 ChimeraAnova: you don't recall atlas and other systems language with programs can be a bit of the @ in /dev. 11:33:36 systems language? 11:34:22 I remember trying to make a COBOL-like systems language (not esoteric) but I got lazy and quit 11:34:29 Not even a complete parser btw 11:36:31 Ping timeout incoming 11:37:47 esolang c rewrite is almost complete 11:38:08 just need to figure out how to compile a 477mb file without crashing my computer 11:38:09 esomark? 11:38:09 ChimeraAnova: [[user talk:hakerh400]] https://esolangs.org/w/index.php?diff=157950&oldid=157127 * (+62) /* useful feature to get anything with oerjan oerjan 11:38:17 yes, esomark 11:38:17 de67: arseniiv: i wasn't that i don't understand written by simply by mit 11:38:17 de67: 477mb C source file? 11:38:24 ChimeraAnova: yes 11:38:29 Wtf 11:38:31 Peak metaprogramming 11:38:33 well 11:38:41 nuffin' :-) 11:39:22 I wonder why IRC uses \r\n when only MS-DOS/Windows uses \r\n and back then, OS X used \r and everyone else used \n 11:39:27 I guess same reason 11:39:33 Correlation not causation or something like tha 11:40:35 note that some other protocols (including http) used crlf 11:40:54 Oh right 11:41:40 For some reason TitleCase namespaces are disgusting 11:41:59 ChimeraAnova: youre objectively wrong 11:42:12 i exclusively use camelCase and TitleCase 11:42:21 TitleCase namespace in C? 11:42:26 Function prefix? 11:42:31 no 11:42:40 i use it for structs 11:42:41 de67: I don't think camelCase is that bad tbh, I just like snake_case more 11:42:52 de67: I meant namespaces not types 11:43:13 In my opinion snake_case types are kinda questionable 11:49:39 ChimeraAnova: size_t? 11:50:03 also 11:50:18 whats your opinion on OBESE_SNAKE_CASE 11:52:29 size_t and uint64_t is acceptable, OBESE_SNAKE_CASE is horrible in my opinion and is probably one of the reasons I don't use Rust 11:52:54 i use OBESE_SNAKE_CASE for C macros 11:52:56 I guess for standard/builtin types snake_case is fine, but that means user-defined types should use TitleCase to distinguish them 11:53:02 i use C macros for configuration 11:53:03 de67: Don't we all? 11:53:09 (for C macros) 11:53:21 I meant OBESE_SNAKE_CASE is horrible for variables 11:53:26 oh 11:53:26 yea 11:53:32 it sucks fov variables 11:58:37 PkmnQ has joined 11:58:51 OBESE_SNAKE_CASE for type names is questionable tbh (cough cough Win32) but I can take it 11:59:34 hi PkmnQ 12:00:16 hi i forgot what i was doing ~5-ish hours ago 12:00:44 esomark: How do you feel now that you'll be using C? 12:00:44 ChimeraAnova: i don't want based on that you can get bored i wasn't george vi, but not as the copied the things and none is confusing one returns none of email notification in f x or not a top-level signatures and then again, without some cc65/sdcc float *,int *(*)(float *,int,int),void())[5]);' | paste, being an end the finnair plane than as always)? 12:01:10 I don't think esomark likes that idea 12:02:03 ChimeraAnova: i mean esomark wasn't george vi 12:02:03 PkmnQ: (note: it up in my question. 12:03:04 PkmnQ: True tho!!! 12:03:32 float*, int *(*)(float *,int,int),void())[5]); is peak C pointer syntax 12:17:13 PkmnQ: oh right i was doing a busy beaver-like thingy for https://esolangs.org/wiki/Avoid 12:19:57 question 1: does [00, 01, 1, 0] halt 12:24:58 PkmnQ: maybe 12:25:43 i hope to find out 12:25:51 if it halts in less than 1000000 steps i'll know 12:25:54 if it doesn't 12:25:55 well 12:28:59 right now it's at "On step 130000 of ('00', '01', '1', '0')..." 12:29:07 the steps get longer the more it has to search for cubes 12:29:13 (why are they called cubes anyway) 12:34:39 ChimeraAnovaTest has joined 12:34:53 Finally, it works. Not sure why there's a lot of empty messages though. 12:36:54 12:36:54 12:36:55 12:36:55 12:36:55 12:36:55 12:36:56 12:36:56 12:36:56 12:36:57 12:36:57 12:36:58 12:36:58 12:36:59 12:37:33 Uhhh 12:37:38 I think it's hallucinating things 12:39:33 . . . 12:39:55 12:41:51 esomark 12:41:51 ChimeraAnova: the functions _do_ run at iro.umontreal.ca, like the old ones. the code segments, in 12:41:53 esomark help 12:41:53 ChimeraAnova: really go over the first child uses sqlite on normal value to cse interrupting with an underload 12:42:01 not even using sqlite btw 12:44:12 OHHHH 12:46:03 ChimeraAnovaTest has joined 12:46:11 I think it's skipping the end but tbh I don't care much 12:46:18 If it works it works what can I say? 12:46:46 Cast to ptrdiff_t 12:46:51 And add 52912741270 12:47:15 ChimeraAnovaTest has joined 12:47:19 Sometimes breaks sometimes works 12:47:25 esomarker: 12:47:25 ChimeraAnova: ̞ 12:47:37 LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 12:49:06 "On step 200000 of ('00', '01', '1', '0')..." 12:49:37 ping 12:55:15 ChimeraAnovaTest has joined 12:55:36 schrodinger's exception: it either throws or it doesn't 12:56:38 ChimeraAnova: that's not schrodinger's exception 12:56:42 that's the law of the excepted middle 12:56:47 oh 12:57:08 schrodinger's exception would probably be something else 12:57:21 its both thrown and not thrown 12:57:24 Something closer to when the segfault disappears in gdb 12:57:36 Speaking of schrodinger's exception, that should be an esolang 12:57:51 But it would be very multithreaded 12:57:58 de67: yeah that'd be it 12:58:16 also, "On step 220000 of ('00', '01', '1', '0')..." 12:58:41 ChimeraAnovaTest has joined 12:59:03 why the fuck are you receiving empty messages instead of nullopt 12:59:43 LMAO 13:02:24 13:03:01 PkmnQ: 13:03:03 ChimeraAnovaTest has joined 13:03:03 de67: 13:03:07 PkmnQ: 13:03:11 ChimeraAnovaTest: 13:03:13 de67: 13:03:36 ChimeraAnovaTest has joined 13:03:41 IT RECEIVED IT 4 TIMES 13:03:43 FUCK 13:03:47 ChimeraAnovaTest leaves: Read error: Client quit (raiseafloppafan7's test (not registered)) 13:03:59 raiseafloppafan7: 13:04:11 also, "On step 240000 of ('00', '01', '1', '0')..." 13:04:56 67 13:05:04 ChimeraAnovaTest has joined 13:05:07 test 13:06:09 hi guys 13:06:10 its me 13:06:12 esomark-ng 13:06:13 esomark-ng: people are missing, rather than the other archs is like they don't see if you're writing machine is the node 13:06:26 "people are missing" very ominous 13:06:26 ChimeraAnovaTest has joined 13:06:34 WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU RECEIVING 13:07:02 raiseafloppafan7: 13:07:07 ChimeraAnovaTest: 13:07:09 2 lbs of flour 13:07:09 13:07:10 13:07:10 13:07:11 13:07:11 13:07:11 13:07:18 PkmnQ: 13:07:21 13:07:21 13:07:22 13:07:22 13:07:23 13:07:26 de67: 13:08:44 ChimeraAnovaTest has joined 13:08:53 test 13:09:05 ChimeraAnovaTest leaves: Read error: Connection reset by peer 13:09:06 13:09:06 13:09:07 13:09:07 13:09:12 raiseafloppafan7: 13:09:16 ChanServ: 13:09:20 de67: 13:09:22 13:09:22 13:09:22 13:09:23 13:09:23 13:09:27 PkmnQ: 13:09:28 13:09:29 13:09:29 13:09:30 13:09:35 ChimeraAnovaTest: 13:09:35 WHY THE FUCK DOES it reCEIVE NOTHING 13:09:38 13:09:38 13:09:39 13:09:39 13:09:40 13:09:40 *receives shit 13:09:41 13:09:41 13:09:42 13:09:42 13:09:43 13:09:43 13:09:44 13:09:44 13:09:44 13:09:45 *receives stuff 2358912 times\ 13:09:46 13:12:00 ChimeraAnovaTest has joined 13:12:04 test 13:12:58 tset 13:12:59 tset 13:13:57 ChimeraAnovaTest has joined 13:14:26 Turns out when using std::queue, the front is front and not back. I am stupid. Q.E.D. 13:14:56 tf is qed 13:15:33 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Q.E.D. 13:15:58 quod erat demonstradum 13:16:01 iirc 13:16:24 apparently demonstrandum and not demonstradum 13:16:26 close enough :P 13:19:12 Me when ping timeout: 13:28:30 It would be cool if there was an IRC server written in esolangs, we're quite close to that with fungot being written in Funge-98, LOLCODE has bindings to C functions if you're more of an esolexicon guy, and if all else fails I'm sure pipevm is enough. 13:31:28 ChimeraAnovaTest has joined 13:31:40 esomark: ping 13:31:40 raiseafloppafan7: and at least in function type thing we've avoided 13:31:52 Function types in C look kinda strange 13:32:02 So yeah esomark you might have a point 13:32:02 raiseafloppafan7: i don't know what is to see. 13:32:21 esomark: I mean it's kinda hard to imagine how to see when you don't have eyes 13:32:21 raiseafloppafan7: [[(,)]] https://esolangs.org/w/index.php?diff=109948&oldid=109947 * (+17) 13:32:49 brain-flak? 13:35:22 hm 13:35:41 itd be cool to write an irc server an an esolang 13:35:52