00:00:03 actually there are certain well defined orderings for adjectives that seem to hold across languages. :) 00:00:20 indeed, it's "iso punainen pallo" in finnish too 00:00:21 that seems unlikely. after all psygnisfive is not green. afaik. 00:00:48 you can probably deduce punainen:fi means red and iso:fi means big 00:01:28 i guess the romance distinction between adjectives that go before and after the noun follow the same pattern? 00:01:52 psygnisfive: what are the orderings? 00:02:00 *follows 00:02:35 actually, romance adjectives that precede the noun are very rare, are restricted to certain classes of adjectives, and the readings you get from putting them before the noun are not the same as the ones from after the noun 00:03:02 i thought big and little were pretty rare too 00:03:02 e.g. in italian, "un uomini grande" (or whatever the exact words are), means "a large man" 00:03:19 but "un grande uomini" means "a great man/man of great character" 00:03:31 as for the ordering, i cant give them to you off the top of my head 00:03:32 oerjan: it's the color that does it, not the size 00:03:41 iirc you mean "uomo" 00:03:54 yeah uomo 00:03:58 uomini is men 00:04:01 on bathroom doors 00:04:02 XD 00:06:39 hm possibly little placed after other adjectives has a slightly different meaning too 00:08:50 i sense sort of a diminutive connotation 00:09:16 yes. the standard, non-interesting ordering is mostly the same across languages 00:09:21 in english you can reorder for emphasis 00:09:38 for instance if you have two large books, one red and one blue 00:09:46 and a small red one 00:09:54 and someone says which do you want? 00:10:02 you could say, the red one 00:10:05 and they would say, which red one? 00:10:07 you could say 00:10:19 the red LARGE one. 00:10:23 or whatever 00:10:24 i dont know 00:10:25 :P{ 00:12:04 is that a sad face with a funny nose or a funny nose with a sad smile? 00:12:06 err 00:12:09 i mean 00:12:15 or was the { a typo 00:12:35 psygnisfive has a very strange beard 00:12:42 or some serious drooling 00:12:44 type, bitch 00:12:54 type? 00:13:05 typo 00:13:07 of typo 00:13:11 type typo 00:13:12 typoe 00:13:28 edgar allan typoe 00:13:35 never typoe in a canoe 00:13:40 -!- Corun_ has quit ("This computer has gone to sleep"). 00:15:05 avoid silly metaphors like the plague 00:15:28 and don't exaggerate even if your life depends on it 00:16:56 also avoid silly syntactic ambiguities like the plague 00:19:38 especially if you don't have a barn fell 00:20:06 the horse that raced past the barn fell fell? 00:20:36 your mother 00:20:43 bye 00:20:50 bye 00:20:55 bye 00:20:56 <3 00:21:27 in one fell swoop 00:22:32 i think people who claim fell can only be a verb have something to hide 00:24:03 :D 00:34:55 my opinion of them just fell 00:35:46 my opinion of your mother just fell 00:35:52 fell fell fell fell 00:35:56 psygnisfive: stop insulting my mother 00:36:00 ^choo fell 00:36:00 fell ell ll l 00:36:05 ^choo fellfellfellfellfell 00:36:05 fellfellfellfellfell ellfellfellfellfell llfellfellfellfell lfellfellfellfell fellfellfellfell ellfellfellfell llfellfellfell lfellfellfell fellfellfell ellfellfell llfellfell lfellfell fellfell ellfell llfe ... 00:36:20 ^choo choo 00:36:20 choo hoo oo o 00:36:28 ^ choo boo 00:36:32 blah 00:36:35 ^cho lament 00:36:35 lamentamentmententntt 00:36:43 ^cho oklopol 00:36:43 oklopolklopollopolopolpololl 00:36:48 haha i love that 00:36:49 ^cho bana 00:36:49 banaananaa 00:36:56 %choo fell 00:37:00 ^cho ban 00:37:00 ^choo fell 00:37:00 banann 00:37:00 fell ell ll l 00:37:14 what determines whether there're spaces or not? 00:37:18 ^choo 123 00:37:19 123 23 3 00:37:19 lament: cho/choo 00:37:31 ^cho cho 00:37:31 chohoo 00:37:33 ^choo choo 00:37:33 choo hoo oo o 00:37:35 ^choo chatanooga 00:37:35 chatanooga hatanooga atanooga tanooga anooga nooga ooga oga ga a 00:40:33 ^cho khaki 00:40:33 khakihakiakikii 00:41:24 oerjan: it's really annoying when you play with the bots for so many screenfulls..... 00:41:53 ^cho choo choooo 00:41:54 choo choooohoo choooooo chooooo choooo choooochoooohoooooooooooooo 00:42:16 ^choo `sk 00:42:16 * oerjan swats oklopot with a kettle 00:42:16 `sk sk k 00:42:20 ^choo `s`kk 00:42:20 `s`kk s`kk `kk kk k 00:42:42 can that work? 00:42:46 ^choo ``s`kk 00:42:46 ``s`kk `s`kk s`kk `kk kk k 00:43:06 ^choo `````s`kk 00:43:06 `````s`kk ````s`kk ```s`kk ``s`kk `s`kk s`kk `kk kk k 00:43:27 glabh. 00:43:41 ^cho unlambda 00:43:41 unlambdanlambdalambdaambdambdabdadaa 00:43:52 is unlambdanlambdalambdaambdambdabdadaa tc? 00:44:02 no, it's tcc 00:44:07 its neither 00:44:29 its turingcompleteuringcompleteringcompleteingcompletengcompletegcompleteompletempletepleteleteetetee 00:45:05 ^choo turing complete 00:45:06 turing complete uring complete ring complete ing complete ng complete g complete complete complete omplete mplete plete lete ete te e 00:45:21 also ^cho on a well-formed unlambda expression (longer than a single letter) cannot work i think 00:45:42 but maybe if you start with something that has more ` 00:45:50 oerjan: but what if the expression itself isn't well-wormed? 00:45:51 ... 00:45:55 well-wormed yes 00:46:01 that's what i said 00:46:08 no it wasn't 00:46:13 you weren't talking about worms 00:46:18 if you add more ` 00:46:34 yeah 00:46:36 hmm 00:46:43 i suggest fe worm a committee to investigate 00:47:04 ^cho ``s 00:47:04 ``s`ss 00:47:22 not quite 00:48:13 ^cho ``sk 00:48:13 ``sk`skskk 00:48:16 you can probably like, compile unlambda progs to unlaambdanlamb..., but somehow making it ignore the nlambdalambdaambda... part 00:48:21 ^cho ```sk 00:48:21 ```sk``sk`skskk 00:48:40 :P 00:48:41 ah well 00:48:53 ^cho ``ss`k 00:48:53 ``ss`k`ss`kss`ks`k`kk 00:49:03 ^cho ``s`k 00:49:03 ``s`k`s`ks`k`kk 00:49:14 done 00:50:30 so say you have something like ```sii``sii 00:50:52 could you somehow en-cho that so that it just runs that actual program 00:51:03 ^cho ```sii``sii 00:51:04 ```sii``sii``sii``sii`sii``siisii``siiii``siii``sii``sii`siisiiiii 00:51:21 toooo tired 00:52:16 well apart from those interpreters that ignore extra parts of the file (or treat it as program input) 00:52:37 ya 00:52:44 (which is easy since unlambda is LR(0)) 00:54:44 (ignoring whitespace) 00:54:53 ^cho baz 00:54:53 bazazz 00:54:55 (& comments) 00:55:06 err, why lr(0)? 00:55:27 oh and have anyone found actual real words produced by ^cho 00:55:36 oerjan: i'm looking 00:55:40 bazazz is one 00:56:05 because you don't need to look at next character to know how things parse so far 00:56:13 but it's not much of a word 00:56:17 bazazz is like "balls"? 00:56:21 "to have bazazz" 00:56:22 as is pazazz 00:56:31 pazazz actually has nearly 100K google hits 00:56:33 ^cho paz 00:56:33 pazazz 00:56:49 it's a clothing company 00:58:30 ^cho pos 00:58:30 pososs 00:58:33 ... 00:58:47 i was thinking posess, which was almost possess 00:58:55 so that was both pointless and a failure 01:02:48 yes 01:02:56 ^cho as 01:02:56 ass 01:03:03 ^cho ww 01:03:03 www 01:03:09 there's quite a few three-letter words which work 01:03:18 ^cho be 01:03:18 bee 01:03:19 well yeah 01:03:24 three and one 01:03:30 that's a bit trivial 01:03:45 unfortunately, i'm afraid bazazz and pazazz are the only ones in my dictionary otherwise 01:03:48 (that are full matches) 01:03:55 you actually searched? 01:03:58 sure 01:04:01 hmph this one has only pazazz 01:04:01 okay 01:04:13 well check 1234234344 too, just to be sure 01:04:21 ^cho hm 01:04:21 hmm 01:04:29 i checked '$.$$.$\1\2\2$' 01:04:32 ^cho hmmm 01:04:32 hmmmmmmmmm 01:04:37 ^cho hmmmmmmm 01:04:37 hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 01:04:54 that includes everything relevant + some noise 01:05:13 oerjan: i checked those things for length of chain of 1 to 5 01:05:20 nothing 01:05:33 are there any cho's? 01:05:36 err 01:05:38 choo's 01:05:43 well there was AAAAAA 01:05:45 that's a bit harder to search 01:05:48 yeah, i got aaaaa too 01:06:03 ^cho BOOOO 01:06:03 BOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 01:06:24 well not really harder, but if you're using regexps for this, it's prolly impossible 01:07:09 words such that every tail is also a word? 01:07:16 ah 01:07:21 put that way, it's quite simple 01:07:44 because that's equal to words such that the tail is also such a word 01:08:40 so just one lookup per word, and a flag for each 01:12:45 haha 01:12:47 searched 01:12:53 ^choo wrestable 01:12:53 wrestable restable estable stable table able ble le e 01:13:04 ble is a word? 01:13:06 no 01:13:10 err 01:13:10 yes 01:13:31 it's some abbreviation 01:13:35 and i cut off at 2 01:14:11 i can try without cutoff 01:14:19 wow cool 01:15:15 oooooh 01:15:18 ^choo suprising 01:15:18 suprising uprising prising rising ising sing ing ng g 01:15:23 very nice 01:16:02 what's suprising? 01:16:35 no idea! 01:16:49 considering i got this from a "spell checker word list"... 01:17:28 it's in this one too 01:17:43 it certainly doesn't seem real... 01:18:18 dictionary.com claims it doesn't exist 01:18:38 err and what's ising? 01:19:04 as does merriam-webster 01:19:12 is it what they make isinglass from? :) 01:19:13 dictionary.com says ising is a word (but shows the entry for vocalize, oddly) 01:19:33 Ising is a last name... 01:19:42 i can do a search on the some 150 dictionaries lingobot has, tomorrow 01:19:45 -!- sebbu has quit ("@+"). 01:19:47 wikipedia alone has 226 typos of suprising 01:19:52 hehe 01:19:53 suprising is a last name too 01:19:54 not ising either 01:20:01 err 01:20:05 suprise is, i mean 01:20:06 ... 01:20:09 there's more than a million hits for suprising 01:20:11 on google 01:20:13 that doesn't exactly make suprising a word 01:20:14 xD 01:20:15 no 01:20:17 it doesn't 01:20:41 okay i'm officially too tired now. 01:20:47 see you tomorrow -> 01:20:54 well if we consider how many of those were using faulty linux dictionaries... 01:21:09 no wonder it is spreading 01:21:38 * oerjan should officially go to bed too 01:21:43 good night 01:21:59 -!- oerjan has quit ("leaving"). 01:53:49 -!- moozilla has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)). 02:23:05 -!- kwertii has joined. 03:07:09 -!- optbot has set topic: the entire backlog of #esoteric: http://tunes.org/~nef/logs/esoteric | And Prim is some wacky little thing.. 03:17:16 -!- immibis has joined. 04:19:05 ^cho Ommmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 04:19:06 Ommmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm ... 04:31:56 -!- ab5tract has joined. 04:48:01 ^cho Is this just an echo thing? 04:48:01 Is this just an echo thing?s this just an echo thing? this just an echo thing?this just an echo thing?his just an echo thing?is just an echo thing?s just an echo thing? just an echo thing?just an echo thing? ... 04:48:19 ^cho Not quite 04:48:19 Not quiteot quitet quite quitequiteuiteitetee 04:48:35 ^cho ababababa 04:48:35 ababababababababaababababababaababababaababaa 04:48:48 ^cho ab 04:48:48 abb 04:49:12 ^cho This is lame. 04:49:12 This is lame.his is lame.is is lame.s is lame. is lame.is lame.s lame. lame.lame.ame.me.e.. 04:53:03 ^cho fungot is a crazy woromboist 04:53:03 fungot is a crazy woromboistungot is a crazy woromboistngot is a crazy woromboistgot is a crazy woromboistot is a crazy woromboistt is a crazy woromboist is a crazy woromboistis a crazy woromboists a crazy w ... 04:53:09 awww 04:53:16 ^cho a 04:53:16 a 04:53:32 fungot doesnt respond to saying its own name :( 04:53:33 ab5tract: that's a ver absic interface to mod_lisp... 04:53:46 you're tellin me buddy 04:54:16 ^cho ÃœÅ†Ã¬Ã§Ã´Ä‘Ã© Å—Å«Äºz 04:54:17 ÃœÅ†Ã¬Ã§Ã´Ä‘Ã© Å—Å«ÄºzœÅ†Ã¬Ã§Ã´Ä‘Ã© Å—Å«ÄºzÅ†Ã¬Ã§Ã´Ä‘Ã© Å—Å«Äºz†Ã¬Ã§Ã´Ä‘Ã© Å—Å«ÄºzÃ¬Ã§Ã´Ä‘Ã© Å—Å«Äºz¬Ã§Ã´Ä‘Ã© Å—Å«ÄºzÃ§Ã´Ä‘Ã© Å—Å«Äºz§Ã´Ä‘Ã© Å—Å«ÄºzÃ´Ä‘Ã© Å—Å«Äºz´Ä‘Ã© Å—Å«ÄºzÄ‘Ã© Å—Å«Äºz‘Ã© Å—Å«ÄºzÃ© Å—Å«Äº ... 04:54:20 YAY 04:54:35 Epic failurz lawl 04:55:11 wooooo! 04:55:36 fungot should keep count 04:55:36 ab5tract: by ted fnord: fnord fnord tiksi fnord fnord 04:55:50 that wouldn't count 05:43:45 ^cho Ã¸Ã´ 05:43:45 Ã¸Ã´¸Ã´Ã´´ 05:43:51 ^cho Ã¸ 05:43:51 Ã¸¸ 05:44:14 fungot: not as impressive as you seem? 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Admittedly the crossword puzzle is _very_ simple (if you speak Finnish, that is), but it's still rather neat that they did deliver it at all. 12:30:37 Hm. Where is my ircnomic bot? 12:30:41 That is the question 12:31:28 I wouldn't be too surprised if it had included the postal number (the local post office is probably pretty used to receiving cards like that) but that one only has "Finland", which I guess means some sort of central post office person has had to puzzle out the correct address. 12:33:13 what's the last one+ 12:33:15 ? 12:33:38 oklopol: "hammas", I think. 12:33:49 (Teeth, for non-Finnish people.) 12:33:53 14:30:58 @Nailor: http://flickr.com/photos/oiva/2920226756/ 12:34:09 my uni's channels 12:34:12 *channel 12:34:20 That, and the earlier "ikkuna" (window) were the hardest ones. 12:34:26 Heh, it goes around and around. 12:34:27 well not the university's, the... what's the smaller thing :-) 12:34:45 did that originate from you? 12:34:58 oh, hammas, i was thinking huuli[s] 12:35:25 No; but I got the link from the person whose flicker account it is, so my copy was just a second-generation one. 12:35:36 Not that there seems to be much degradation in the URL. 12:36:02 i'm not sure what i'm meant to get about that card 12:36:03 :-d 12:36:05 *:-D 12:36:05 Or is it a first-generation copy when it's directly from the original? Not sure. 12:36:13 meanwhile 12:36:19 nomicbot seems to be dead 12:36:20 :-( 12:36:22 ehird: the address is given as a crossword puzzle 12:36:22 i cannot find it. 12:36:32 in a postcard 12:36:37 oklopol: haha, that is great 12:37:01 next up: NP-complet address calculation 12:37:07 *complete 12:37:13 The post office person hadn't actually filled the address in the crossword, though, just there on the empty address lines. 12:38:05 And the "kiinnostaa"/"ei kiinnosta" checkboxes ("interesting"/"not interesting") also went unmarked. I guess they have some sort of policy not to write in people's postcards. :p 12:38:26 *interested 12:38:47 np complete addresses would own 12:39:08 yes, except they would just return the card 12:39:30 "anyone knows them algos here?" "nah" "oki ima send this back" 12:39:36 well, uh, if i sent out a postcard addressed with a crossword i'd expect it to be returned 12:39:37 :-P 12:40:03 well, i can pretty much just read that without thinking, apart from the last clue 12:40:23 which wasn't really needed 12:40:43 Yes, as far as crossword puzzles go that was a really simple one. 12:40:51 It'd help if I knew finnish, of course. 12:41:12 but yeah, if i sent out anything remotely like that it'dd just be returned 12:41:14 all crossword puzzles with a "solution row" are trivial 12:41:22 It's just "cat" (the word 'miau' is the finnish version of 'meow'), "apple", "nose", "snail", "man", "window", "no", "tooth". 12:41:31 well, the puzzle part is trivial 12:42:05 the picture decrypting may not be 12:49:53 perhaps i should do some work on noprob today 12:50:04 i think i've finally wrapped my head around the probabilities 12:51:42 the implementation will, though, list the entire truth table all the time, because probabilities become a bit tricky otherwise, and i have no idea how to do problotures yet, because i'm not sure how to list the *whole* truth table *lazily* 13:22:11 -!- Slereah has joined. 13:22:11 -!- Slereah_ has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 13:33:04 "True if the given string or variable's value is lexicographically less (or greater, or equal) than the string on the right." 13:33:05 hm 13:33:16 would that imply case sensitive or case insensitive 13:33:27 * AnMaster curses bad docs 13:34:14 or doesn't it say? Hm 13:37:52 hrrm a test shows it is case sensitive 13:38:14 * AnMaster looks for an insensitive string compare in cmake... 13:40:32 You can always string(TOLOWER in out) them both. Not very pretty. 13:46:11 yes=1, no=0 13:46:13 ^bool 13:46:14 No. 13:46:40 fizzie, breaks since string may not be set 13:46:45 I'm trying to compare the build type 13:47:00 but other than that I already coded the something like that 13:47:15 * AnMaster tries to figure out how to handle " STRING no output variable specified" 13:47:21 also in needs to be ${in} 13:47:36 since string only takes a string, not a variable 13:47:41 at least in cmake 2.4 13:47:48 which is what I got here 13:48:24 hm quoting it too seems to work 13:49:19 s/got/have 13:50:07 :P 13:50:36 i've never understood why people keep making the same simple mistakes 13:50:57 the reason is probably they don't give a shit 13:51:04 but it's still confuzzling 13:51:15 well I try to, it is just due to bad habit 13:51:21 habits* (?) 13:52:03 bad habit is fine methinks. 13:52:14 but not the best way to put it 13:56:19 -!- ENKI-][ has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 14:02:22 -!- ENKI-][ has joined. 14:17:25 hey ais523 14:18:08 -!- Slereah_ has joined. 14:18:18 hi ehird 14:18:56 -!- Slereah has quit (Read error: 113 (No route to host)). 14:31:47 -!- M0ny has joined. 14:31:59 -!- Sgeo has joined. 14:32:25 plop 14:33:05 hi ais523 14:33:11 hi AnMaster 14:33:14 and hi M0ny 14:33:30 hi AnMaster and ais523 14:34:08 Hi-hat. 14:35:51 -!- Slereah has joined. 14:35:51 -!- Slereah_ has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 14:38:54 -!- oerjan has joined. 14:54:10 -!- Judofyr has joined. 14:59:30 hi all 14:59:53 * oerjan was going to list everyone's nicks there, but suddenly realized that was a bad idea 15:00:54 hi /names 15:01:53 -!- puzzlet_ has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 15:02:52 -!- puzzlet has joined. 15:07:09 -!- optbot has set topic: the entire backlog of #esoteric: http://tunes.org/~nef/logs/esoteric | I hate how, no matter what concept of programming you follow, there's always a nasty corner :P. 15:08:07 clearly we need a concept of soft, fuzzy programming 15:18:51 -!- asiekierka has joined. 15:18:56 Bo--oh well... Hello! 15:19:05 Hiiii 15:19:11 ehird, i hate you 15:19:11