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13:07:28 oklopol: would you mind starting from 0 if you got FUCKING CHARTS?!?!?! 13:08:58 that'd be awesome, no, i wouldn't mind 13:09:05 iz for greater good. 13:10:07 ya 13:10:22 oklopol: the problem is scaling, i mean, it's hard to imagine a good storage system for this 13:10:33 i'm thinking 13:10:37 an in memory buffer of like 1000 clicks 13:10:43 that's appended to the main file every now and then 13:10:55 and the file's split into liek 10MB chunks 13:11:09 dunno how to nicely index stuff so that you can go to a user page and get infos fast 13:11:12 's a hard problem 13:12:02 haha, my little counter will revolutionize databases :> 13:13:06 mmhmm? 13:13:14 oklopol: mwhat 13:14:32 oklopol: basically 13:14:43 i have to invent a hyper-fast append-only storage system 13:14:49 that has indexes on just about every column 13:14:59 indexeeeeeeeeeeees 13:15:05 and it has to scale to over 200 appends per second 13:15:14 (that's what the original counter peaked at, 200 clicks/sec) 13:15:20 but 13:15:22 it could go even higher 13:15:23 and 13:15:29 it has to support billions and billions of rows 13:15:30 and shit 13:15:31 :D 13:15:41 revolution! 13:15:49 oklopol: wat 13:16:01 ehird: stop asking me questions 13:16:06 oklopol: why 13:16:11 you know i can't answer them. 13:16:28 "everything that's blue is type information" 13:16:46 lol 13:17:08 oklopol: i'm calling the storage system revolution now 13:17:09 :P 13:18:13 "the yellow boxes are more like placeholders" 13:18:19 what lang is this 13:19:01 i'm not sure, i'm attending this lecture, but i'm not really interested in the whole subject, so i just pick up random fragments and irc. 13:20:46 people = revolution.Schema( 13:20:46 name='people', 13:20:46 properties=[ 13:20:46 ['id', revolution.INDEXED], 13:20:46 ['name', revolution.INDEXED], 13:20:48 ['password'], 13:20:50 ] 13:20:52 ) 13:21:05 stores in data/people.{1,2,3,4,...,100} etc 13:22:24 hmm, do you think i'd manage to read real world haskell, or would i just burn it after a few pages? 13:24:00 oklopol: it's pretty good 13:24:01 it's not like 13:24:04 enterprisey whizbang haskell 13:24:21 it's: here's how you structure a haskell program that uses the interwebs and file io and stuff nicely while still being all neatfunctional 13:24:43 the people who wrote it are #haskell regulars and stuff, some work at galois (company thing that uses haskell). 13:24:55 hmm. okay well spoken, i don't think i need more. 13:25:13 i mean yeah k i'll read it 13:25:32 * oklopol is desperately trying to leave python :P 13:26:02 oklopol: yeah python is really easy to do shit in but it's just so regular 13:27:41 yes. and it's much too verbose for my taste. 13:27:54 i mean for algorithm-related stuff 13:28:10 which is why i'd like to learn stuff like J 13:28:20 "so, inheritance, do you guys know this concept?" 13:28:44 the lecturer is somekinda businessman, not our usual prof 13:28:58 i bet he's a noob, but i haven't been listening 13:30:01 one thing I've learned is that oop sucks, basically. 13:30:30 inheritance is a pretty wild horse yes. 13:30:55 oop people are just idiots, they say that encapsulation and hiding is important and objects cant peek at others internals 13:30:58 but inheritance is exctly that 13:31:28 well that depends, some believe inheritance should be done entirely in an encapsulativousal fashion 13:32:26 anyway true, peeking inheritance doesn't make much sense unless you're writing the inheritance tree as a whole. 13:35:08 hmm. okay now i have absolutely no idea what's happening, i could just as well just get out :) 13:35:36 def add(*args): 13:35:36 self.cache_log.append(args) 13:35:43 oklopol: fast :-P 13:36:07 what's that now 13:36:29 """ 13:36:29 A fast append-only storage system that stores a ton of stuff 13:36:29 in memory before serializing it to chunked files. 13:36:29 Does indexes galore. 13:36:30 """ 13:36:36 callsin' it revolution after your nonsense line 13:36:38 using it for the counter 13:36:42 as it keeps a log of every click 13:36:49 and i need lots of indexes for statistics 13:36:58 nonsense? 13:36:58 :o 13:37:05 when you just said revolution out of nowher 13:37:06 :P 13:37:25 no in fact i think it was good context for dat. 13:37:54 2 seconds to add a million records, cool, though its just an array append :P 13:37:57 and I need to do the serialization 13:38:01 and indexes 13:38:34 yes it's not very surprising you can do nothing to a lot of data in no time 13:41:09 oklopol: its doing things with a list 13:41:09 :P 13:42:18 yes, a sophisticated flavor of nothing 13:43:00 hmm oklopol how would you code an index? 13:43:02 that is 13:43:07 how would you serialize a mapping of 13:43:11 string=>string 13:43:16 so that you can access it without loading it all into memor 13:43:17 y 13:43:21 and without searching through the whole file 13:43:48 whhhell. 13:43:51 there are tonsa ways 13:44:01 don't ppl usually use b for file stuff 13:44:11 wat? 13:44:25 err b-tree 13:45:15 i think that's the canonical database data structure 13:45:21 or b+, same thing really 13:45:23 oklopol: yeah how would you write one of thems out to disk so you can lookup without reading in the whole file, personally? 13:45:40 well, multiple b-trees, i'm splitting files every now and then 13:46:06 well no need really 13:46:09 but go for it 13:47:16 oklopol: yah but how would you 13:47:17 :P 13:47:21 i can't think of an eleganty way 13:49:29 err. 13:49:47 * oklopol mutters something about a higher-level operating system 13:50:14 oklopol: i feel you bro :{ 13:50:18 ^ not gay 13:50:31 a b-tree isn't that hard to make serialized. that's pretty much how it was designed 13:50:46 yeah but 13:50:54 i can't think how to look up without scannign through the whooooooooooole tree 13:50:54 :{ 13:50:57 hash tables work fine in memory 13:50:58 but i haven't tried it, can't really guide you mucho. 13:51:03 but i can't think how they'd work nice just scanning on discccc 13:51:24 err. with a b-tree in the file, you'd just have to traverse the tree down once, log n 13:53:37 -!- Asztal has joined. 13:54:03 hmm. gotta leave 13:54:23 -----> !! 13:54:25 -!- oklopol has quit ("( www.nnscript.com :: NoNameScript 4.2 :: www.regroup-esports.com )"). 13:54:32 -!- oklopol has joined. 13:58:47 wb oklopol 13:58:47 :P 14:13:52 -!- oklopol has quit (Connection timed out). 14:28:53 -!- jix_ has joined. 14:42:10 -!- jix_ has quit ("..."). 14:43:10 -!- Slereah_ has quit (Read error: 113 (No route to host)). 14:43:20 hokay record format: 14:43:30 hmm 14:43:43 i can't use \0\0 as terminator and \0 as sep because that doesn't allow blank fields 14:43:46 oh well, I'll just use \0 and \1 14:45:31 -!- Slereah_ has joined. 14:45:40 I just stole a Matlab module from my university :o 14:45:43 Am I a bad man? 14:47:06 I'm telling 15:02:50 Well, it's not really stealing 15:02:56 Considering that they still have it 15:03:01 It is COPYWRONG D: 15:08:55 Copywrong 15:08:56 brilliant 15:09:05 I am calling piracy that from now on 15:09:34 -!- Judofyr_ has joined. 15:19:17 -!- Judofyr has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)). 15:35:29 -!- KingOfKarlsruhe has joined. 15:39:47 -!- Slereah has joined. 15:44:44 -!- Judofyr has joined. 15:44:44 -!- Judofyr_ has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 15:54:21 -!- Slereah has quit (Read error: 60 (Operation timed out)). 15:56:30 -!- Judofyr has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 15:57:17 -!- Slereah_ has quit (Read error: 113 (No route to host)). 15:59:27 -!- Judofyr has joined. 16:04:23 I want a filesystem that versions absolutely everything automatically. :( 16:04:31 EVERYTHING. 16:09:30 -!- jix_ has joined. 16:12:09 -!- Judofyr_ has joined. 16:12:09 -!- Judofyr has quit (Read error: 131 (Connection reset by peer)). 16:14:28 -!- Slereah_ has joined. 16:16:54 -!- Judofyr_ has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 16:18:31 -!- Judofyr has joined. 16:24:31 -!- Judofyr_ has joined. 16:36:47 -!- KingOfKarlsruhe has quit (Remote closed the connection). 16:42:06 -!- Judofyr has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)). 16:49:23 <8b>5dff5ba9-d4e0-4cc8-a70d-7ad97616ec12<0>name<0>$2a$12$2FavSY4z8BQ1.S7gUtp1ye0W/.HyHngFpxfQU76mrkSDv5InU1OZ.<0>penguinofthegods@gmail.com<0>2008<0>12<0>4 16:49:31 ^ where is that unprintable char 16:49:45 multiple items, of course, just being stuck after each other: 16:49:48 <8b>5dff5ba9-d4e0-4cc8-a70d-7ad97616ec12<0>name<0>$2a$12$2FavSY4z8BQ1.S7gUtp1ye0W/.HyHngFpxfQU76mrkSDv5InU1OZ.<0>penguinofthegods@gmail.com<0>2008<0>12<0>4<8b>5dff5ba9-d4e0-4cc8-a70d-7ad97616ec12<0>name<0>$2a$12$2FavSY4z8BQ1.S7gUtp1ye0W/.HyHngFpxfQU76mrkSDv5InU1OZ.<0>penguinofthegods@gmail.com<0>2008<0>12<0>4 16:49:58 (it's record<0>record<0>...) 16:55:44 -!- Slereah_ has quit (Read error: 113 (No route to host)). 17:00:03 -!- Slereah_ has joined. 17:03:32 -!- Slereah has joined. 17:08:45 hi ais523 17:09:21 -!- Judofyr_ has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)). 17:09:28 -!- Judofyr has joined. 17:10:28 ehird: "revolution" sounds like a Windows codename version 17:10:35 heh, kinda 17:10:45 Is the revolution that it works okay? 17:10:54 instantrimshot.com 17:11:16 *slide whistle* 17:11:35 ehird: why do you keep writing that? 17:11:45 ais523: because Slereah made a terrible joke? 17:11:48 -!- Judofyr has quit (Client Quit). 17:11:59 ehird: yes, but so far it's made no sense in any context, why the .com? 17:12:05 ais523: http://instantrimshot.com/ 17:12:06 turn on flash :-P 17:12:18 (it's a red button that, when clicked, produces an instant e-rimshot at your convenience.) 17:12:26 if it requires flash, no point in visiting it 17:12:28 for me 17:12:37 thus the :-P 17:13:08 ais523, why do you hate freedom? 17:13:49 Slereah: I may be happier with Flash once there's an alternative implementation that isn't the biggest cross-platform security hole in existence 17:13:55 gnash? 17:13:57 instantrimshot.com 17:14:03 not really sure if it's ready yet 17:14:11 thus the instantrimshot.com 17:14:15 besides, the sort of websites that use Flash aren't the sort of websites I like ot visit 17:14:22 and also, SVG was standardised first 17:14:25 and does all the same things 17:14:36 just people insist on using it only as a vector graphics format for some reason 17:14:40 and is 100000x slower in every modern browser :P 17:14:54 ehird: well, there's a huge problem with SVG, which is that nobody implements it properly 17:14:59 lol 17:15:02 ironically, the only sane implementation I've seen was by Adobe 17:15:23 but they stopped supporting it after a while, and it was never open-sourced 17:15:55 ais523 17:16:01 Maybe YOU SHOULD DO IT :o 17:16:13 So that you may see our awesome flash videos. 17:16:34 too busy right now, also Flash is big and complex and inherently insecure 17:16:50 I mean, what sort of format designed for websites should be able to use the client's webcam by default? 17:16:51 Why inherently? 17:17:05 Flash is sort of like Java with a worse security model, in terms of its capabilities 17:17:06 Well, it doesn't have to use it. 17:17:14 I mean, was it able to do that ten years ago? 17:17:21 I'm not sure webcam existed back then 17:18:21 -!- oerjan has joined. 17:18:31 Maybe you should like get an old version of Flash :o 17:18:54 Although I'm not sure you could fit it in Firefox. But then again, you can just download the flash and watch it. 17:19:06 ais523: um 17:19:10 it asks permission for webcam 17:19:10 :P 17:19:16 it does nowadays 17:19:27 Get an old one then :o 17:19:34 So that you may see our hilarious links! 17:19:46 http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/shii 17:19:51 HEY GUYS, REMEMBER THE INTERNET? 17:20:52 * oerjan vaguely recalls something about it 17:21:19 oerjan : It was more commonly known as the "Information super highway" 17:21:26 Or the "World Wide Webeverse" 17:21:33 ah yes it was something Al Gore invented 17:21:55 Using nothing but tubes. 17:21:59 -!- Slereah_ has quit (Read error: 113 (No route to host)). 17:22:11 dude, it's tubular 17:22:28 replacing the internet with a big truck would save on bandwidth 17:22:42 Come on dude, the internet isn't a truck. 17:22:43 but not on latency 17:22:45 It's 17:22:49 a series of tube. 17:23:29 it shares the tubes with the sewer system 17:23:40 sometimes there is overflow, thus we get spam 17:24:12 The internet is nothing but a statistical experiment. 17:24:26 it gradually worsens as global warming causes sea level to rise, increasing flood incidents 17:24:30 what would happen if a million monkeys typed on a million typewriters? 17:24:35 So far, no Shakespeare. 17:25:11 Slereah: alas, it's logarithmic, just 12*log 10 increase 17:25:21 compared to a single monkey 17:25:23 um wait 17:25:28 6*log 10 17:25:42 for a moment i assumed the monkeys had a million typewriters each 17:27:13 But they have only four hands, oerjan 17:27:16 Well, and a tail 17:27:20 It wouldn't be useful 17:27:37 only spammers have that, i don't think they have produced any shakespeare yet, unless they copied it 17:28:12 Iunno 17:28:19 Do you know those spams with random words? 17:28:24 Some can be pretty poetic 17:28:28 hm yeah 17:28:38 but still, the problem is it's logarithmic 17:28:40 Lemme find an awesome one 17:28:52 the CAPTCHA on Wikimedia often ends up poetic 17:29:03 doubling the number of monkeys only increases by 1 bit the length of useful results 17:29:07 http://balinares.livejournal.com/54645.html 17:30:41 hm a spam poetry contest 17:30:51 the winner gets 1 month off his jail time 17:31:06 -!- Slereah_ has joined. 17:31:10 <:| 17:31:13 >:| 17:31:36 oerjan> hm a spam poetry contest 17:31:41 oerjan> the winner gets 1 month off his jail time 17:32:03 Slereah_: so are you wearing a dunce cap or a pointy hat, or are you just angry 17:33:17 * oerjan wants a mitochondrial particle accelerator 17:33:26 -!- olsner has joined. 17:33:36 like a jedi? 17:37:35 hm 17:37:50 you're thinking of midichlorians 17:40:46 I want a filesystem that versions absolutely everything automatically. :( 17:40:59 uh oh oerjan pun time 17:41:02 i recall VMS did that 17:41:10 yeah i think so 17:41:14 no, just ancient memory 17:41:48 i believe nvg has an OpenVMS server somewhere for the nostalgic members 17:42:46 when i joined university, the computer system was VMS 17:43:17 and nvg's first server was a VAX running Ultrix 17:45:20 so i logged onto my account on the university's VMS system to connect to that server's MUD. that's how i got started on the internet. 17:49:45 -!- Slereah has quit (Read error: 113 (No route to host)). 17:51:38 -!- Slereah_ has quit (Read error: 113 (No route to host)). 18:02:09 -!- oklopol has joined. 18:03:17 -!- Slereah_ has joined. 18:04:38 D:< 18:07:21 hi oklopol 18:14:32 -!- Slereah has joined. 18:14:33 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH 18:15:17 maybe you could use one of those bouncer thingies? 18:15:29 wat 18:15:52 like ehird and ais523 do/used to do 18:15:58 do 18:16:05 i'll give Slereah an account if he wants 18:16:22 I have no idea what you're talking about 18:16:23 Slereah: they avoid quitjoin-spamming channels when your connection goes wrong 18:16:41 oerjan: I'm still on a bouncer 18:16:45 Slereah: basically, you connect to a server 18:16:49 and it connects to IRC on your behalf 18:16:52 Slereah: you connect to an irc server 18:16:54 that's always connected 18:16:57 so you never go offline 18:16:59 and when you reconnect, 18:17:01 even if you become disconnected from it, it's still connected to Freenode 18:17:03 everything you missed gets sent back at you 18:17:07 ~end~ 18:17:11 ais523: i just had this impression i've seen you not on one recently 18:17:21 oerjan: when he's using mibbit? 18:17:25 oerjan: I've been on one all along, explaining why I haven't disconnected for ages 18:17:35 even when I've been on mibbit as ais523_, ais523's still connected from the bouncer 18:17:38 just I'm not connected to it 18:17:43 ah 18:17:52 Well, I guess it would be nice. 18:18:24 Slereah: the downside is that I get access to your nickserv password :-P 18:18:30 well 18:18:32 actually 18:18:34 that can be avoided 18:18:41 by just doing it manually 18:18:50 but i could just log in as you anyway. although i haven't done that once. 18:18:55 ehird 18:19:00 Slereah 18:19:02 I have no nickserv password 18:19:06 At least I don't use it 18:19:16 sweet, I'ma impersonate you next time you drop offline 18:19:19 Freenode doesn't require you to identify 18:23:30 -!- Slereah- has joined. 18:23:37 NEVER HAVE I BEEN MORE ANGRY OR ORANGE 18:24:08 Slereah-: if you were Nickserv-identified, you could get your nickname back from the ghost Slereah 18:24:29 Could I? 18:24:33 yes. 18:24:38 /ns ghost Slereah PASSWORD 18:24:41 will kill slereah 18:24:46 -!- Slereah has quit (Nick collision from services.). 18:24:51 tada 18:24:52 HOLY SMOKE, A MIRACLE 18:25:06 But it still mean I have to type it every goddamn time 18:25:18 It's easier to wait it to drop 18:25:37 use a less secure password 18:25:37 :P 18:25:49 My password is not secure. 18:25:51 Like not at all. 18:26:03 -!- Slereah_ has quit (Read error: 113 (No route to host)). 18:26:10 It's a fucking IRC password dude 18:26:15 I only use it to... 18:26:26 Well, I don't remember why I need it for on freenode 18:27:12 Slereah-: to stop other people doing this: 18:27:14 -!- ais523 has changed nick to Slereah. 18:27:25 OH SHI- 18:27:27 -!- Slereah has changed nick to ais523. 18:27:30 MY OWN CLONE! 18:27:38 NOW NEITHER OF US WILL BE VIRGINS! 18:27:39 ais523 18:27:46 You know why that's a stupid argument? 18:27:49 i think he stopped being your clone 18:28:02 Because Freenode doesn't actually require you to enter your password 18:28:10 I never enter it, and they never kick me out 18:28:20 people can check with nickserv if you're logged in. 18:28:26 Slereah-: some things do require an entered password 18:28:31 Yes. 18:28:35 for instance, many people won't receive /msgs from you if you aren't identified 18:28:37 But not the things I usually do 18:28:46 and you need one to kick off someone else who's using your nick 18:28:52 It's also why I actually registered it 18:28:56 For those rare instances. 18:30:35 Plus, you can impersonate me if you want. 18:30:51 To see for yourself, just for one moment, how awesome it is to be me. 18:39:50 -!- oerjan has changed nick to Slereah. 18:40:00 ooh, flashy 18:40:05 -!- Slereah has changed nick to oerjan. 18:40:20 You're a fraud! 18:40:23 A phony! 18:40:25 A fake! 18:40:29 An impostor! 18:40:49 you're hyphenated! 18:41:07 -!- jix_ has quit ("Computer has gone to sleep"). 18:41:51 -!- Slereah- has changed nick to Slereah. 18:41:54 AM I? 18:43:08 * oerjan picks up the dropped hyphen and adds it to the swatter -----### 18:43:51 aargh 18:48:18 ehird 18:48:23 What's the source of the topic 18:48:25 wait, which Slereah is which? 18:48:43 I am Pedro Sanchez Villalobo. 18:49:26 * oerjan is suspicious, that doesn't sound french 18:49:43 Neither does your FACE 18:49:59 o 18:50:14 now i'm even more suspicious, maybe you're really GregorR 18:50:33 Is Gregor a mootxican? 18:51:24 hm "Pedro Sanchez Villalobo" gives only one google hit, in french 18:51:33 i guess it's french after all, then 18:51:35 Weird. 18:51:53 IIRC, it was the name of the ape general in Critter Commando 18:51:56 Lemme check 19:00:50 "The government in Los Estados Unidos Banana de Republico is like an industrial machine, 3000 revolutions a minute!" 19:05:03 The United States Banana of Republic? 19:05:22 * oerjan is reminded of the Junta boardgame 19:05:47 ugh, not that, I played it once and the other players got annoyed with me for not getting into the spirit of the thing 19:05:51 I played it far too honestly 19:05:51 villalobos 19:06:00 admitted secret political donations, that sort of thing 19:06:34 that was "Republica de los Bananas", though 19:07:56 ais523: well, annoying the other players _is_ part of the spirit of the game :D 19:08:05 maybe not in that way, though 19:09:06 Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmoxie. 19:12:17 -!- Sgeo has joined. 19:13:37 hmph as i suspected, banana is feminine in spanish 19:15:30 It's pretty phallic looking though! 19:15:39 you'd think 19:18:21 i vaguely recall occasionally reading about some muslims having trouble with it 19:18:52 not allowing women to eat it undivided, that sort of thing 19:19:03 Ouch. 19:19:09 It hurts my penis to think of it 19:28:43 Sooooo 19:28:50 Anyone knows the source of the topic? 19:30:18 -!- jix has joined. 19:31:50 google gives: http://www.angryhacker.com/blog/archive/2008/10/09/is-google-the-new-real-networks.aspx 19:33:18 Heh. 19:33:22 It's true. Real Player must die. 19:33:44 Although it's full of nostalgia. 19:33:46 You know something? 19:34:00 Real player was the first format I ever got pirated TV shows. 19:34:11 Back in... 2001? 19:34:23 South Park episodes, under 20 MB. 19:34:31 Smallest one is barely 6MB 19:34:34 For 20 minutes. 19:43:09 -!- sorear has joined. 19:56:41 -!- Corun has joined. 20:01:32