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I was supposed to eat three hours ago. 00:37:44 s/^I/I'm/ 00:37:50 what were you supposed to eat 00:38:06 my regular weekly poutine. 00:38:19 and it's my first week that I can finally get beer! 00:38:28 (first week since June) 00:38:54 why's that 00:39:05 I was on medication for the past few months. 00:39:23 ah 00:39:38 and I'm stuck here slaving myself away for a stupid demo tomorrow. 00:39:48 oh well. I'll get plenty of time off on Friday. 00:48:53 i seriously wish someone would ban the political compass 00:49:11 it's hilarious though 00:50:14 I scored (-6.5, -6.5) on it :D 00:50:21 but where should it be banned from? 00:50:21 congratulations libertarians, you have developed an understanding of politics more sophisticated than CNN 00:50:36 i wouldn't say it's 'libertarian' 00:50:55 because the questions are slanted towards leftist economic policies 00:51:16 All compasses should be banned. 00:53:28 "Governments should penalise businesses that mislead the public." like seriously 00:53:51 is that leftist or just dumb? i would say dumb 00:54:35 the whole "socially liberal but economically conservative" being a thing that makes sense is libertarian though, thinking you can separate the axes i mean 00:54:57 sure 00:55:27 isn't there that confusing thing where "economically liberal" actually means right wing 00:55:38 but there's a clear ideological axis to that question, and i don't think even ayn rand would say 'disagree' to that one 00:56:08 I thought the libertarian axis to that question was "of course not, the magical hand of magic free market adam smith will fix everything!" 00:56:10 Fiora: that's "classical liberal" 00:56:20 Phantom_Hoover: you think? i'm not so sure 00:56:35 I always remember reading libertarian types being opposed to exactly that type of regulatin 00:56:49 e.g. supporting the idea that "fox news is allowed to lie, that's not the government's business", etc 00:57:15 seems like I'm not the only one that egregiously accentise in uncouth places... 00:57:30 reminds me of chomsky's hilarious libel thing 00:57:32 yeah well in theory the market will demand a superior news product and the liars lose market share 00:57:36 in practice that barely happens ever 00:57:49 in a comment in python code: # ... that display existing pîcking orders... 00:57:52 an inadequate theory. 00:57:53 people are lazy and barely even watch the news, yet alone informed meta-criticism 00:58:01 let alone* 00:58:15 sometimes FOX will say something egregiously horrible and lose advertisers for a time 00:58:21 in fact I think Glenn Beck left because of that kind of thing 00:58:35 glenn beck had his own ad problems didn't he 00:58:39 but that's different from the low level steady stream of lies that aren't outrageous in an attention grabbing way 00:58:40 kmc: yeah I'm not sure anyone here needs convincing of that one <.< 00:58:44 one of the radio guys anyway 00:59:08 i remember hearing some ruckus with dittoheads or whoever complaining about some company pulling ads because that's censorship 00:59:42 freedom of speech means freedom from consequences for speech, right? 00:59:47 I'm pretty sure that's how it works 00:59:50 btw 00:59:50 http://aynrandlexicon.com/lexicon/fraud.html 00:59:54 kmc: except when it's people you don't like 00:59:55 like, duh, man. 00:59:56 then it's okay 01:00:19 "" "that's racist!" "you're just trying to censor me!" "actually we're kinda just saying you're racist" 01:00:23 so like i'm pretty sure that question's going to classify the objectivist line as 'economic left' 01:00:33 Phantom_Hoover: that sounds like a different kind of fraud... 01:00:50 " it consists, in essence, of one man receiving the material values, goods or services of another, then refusing to pay for them" doesn't sound like lying 01:00:59 "Fraud involves a similarly indirect use of force: it consists of obtaining material values without their owner’s consent, under false pretenses or false promises." 01:01:00 except in an extremely bizarre sense of "material" i guess? 01:01:34 i mean basically in rand's world the state should only exist to enforce contracts (as in actual contracts, not "the social contract" or whatever) 01:01:37 that sounds like 'misleading someone into performing some exchange with you' 01:02:08 Bike, yeah; and it seems to me like she thought fraud falls within that remit 01:02:10 you know what, can we just agree that neither of us want to think too deeply about rand? because i really don't 01:02:20 i mean it's definitely a dumb question. 01:03:14 well... all i'm trying to say here is that i think the compass is slanted towards 'left-libertarian', not right 01:03:17 a million randian digits with 100000 normal deviates 01:03:37 honestly, maybe it is, i thought that it was designed by libertarians but i guess that's not the case 01:04:26 they are a pretty dominant source of internet political bullshit 01:04:48 Phantom_Hoover: imagining trolling r/libertarian or whatever by asking them if this news example constitutes government-punishable fraud 01:04:52 sadly this means anyone who wants more than a one dimensional political spectrum is suspected of being a libertarian 01:05:37 personally i think i'm pretty against any dimensionality :V 01:06:19 probably because i like reading about mideast politics and i don't think you can quantify much of that with axes 01:06:33 sounds similar to ireland 01:06:51 heh, well i think it's similar to any politics if you look closely enough 01:07:33 i'm not sure how much good a compass gets you outside of the american two-party sort of system 01:07:56 I think Americans have a tendency to make the israeli/palestinean conflict sound more complicated than it is 01:08:08 and to overstate the role of religion and supposed ancient grudges and stuff 01:08:29 they did apply it to the uk parties: http://www.politicalcompass.org/ukparties2010 01:08:38 i mean saying "the democrats are left and the republicans are right" basically tells you nothing helpful about their policies, and as you keep going you realize wait yeah the parties are just "big tents" 01:08:50 surprise they're both on the right 01:08:53 kmc: oh my god if i hear another person talk about how x and y have been fighting for "thousands of years" 01:09:10 saudi arabia didn't even EXIST before the 20th century youa ssholes 01:09:22 i do like the split between the nationalist parties there though 01:09:37 i was gonna say the BNP/UKIP thing is funny 01:10:28 I mean framing it that way provides a lot of political cover for Israel 01:10:37 kmc: but yeah, palestianians didn't really care about jews before the whole.. israel thing, bla bla you know this 01:11:03 it's lazy and yeah lends itself to "well they're just irrational, better give up and support Peace and Stability" 01:11:11 yep 01:11:23 like how there are the 'british' nationalists (bnp/dup/ukip) and the 'constituent' nationalists (sinn fein/plaid cymru/snp/sdlp) 01:11:53 are there many scottish people in the BNP 01:12:10 i have no idea 01:12:18 tbh i mostly think of the BNP as the fuck muslims party 01:12:20 http://scotlandsbnp.blogspot.co.uk/ 01:12:32 that this site is hosted on blogspot speaks for itself, i feel 01:12:53 "Yes, I know we have read about these cases before where the undesirable cannot be kicked out of Britain after a court say`s that it would deny them of the right to family life." and i'm done. 01:13:01 undesirable. undesirable 01:13:14 SNP isn't "nationalist" in the fascist way though, are they? 01:13:16 no 01:13:19 they're centre-left 01:13:43 that's what i mean 01:13:50 right 01:13:51 I see 01:13:52 how's the referendum stuff going, btw 01:13:59 I kind of want Scottish independence to succeed just because it would be interesting, but I have zero skin in the game and zero real understanding of the consequences 01:14:03 have you destroyed UK unity yet 01:14:14 it will definitely be 'no' but the english don't seem to realise that 01:14:32 that's what i gathered i think 01:14:35 why will it definitely be 'no' 01:15:24 because public sentiment is towards no by a significant margin, from every single projection i've seen 01:16:27 -!- ais523 has quit. 01:16:28 so, why is sentiment like that 01:16:54 there's more than a year of campaigning ahead though 01:17:09 we can live in hope 01:17:43 there's a staunch unionist in the SA thread who is an annoying git and has an avatar of the Stig, which is enough to make me wish for independence. i'm a solid political thinker. 01:17:51 :D 01:17:54 who/what is the Stig 01:18:02 top gear's test driver 01:18:07 heh 01:18:17 top gear is funny but the presenters are kind of douches sometimes 01:18:32 douchery is the source of all wit (not really) 01:18:35 was originally going to be called the gimp but someone at the bbc told clarkson he wasn't at repton any more 01:18:47 like that. 01:19:36 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7CnMQ4L9Pc stewart lee on the topic 01:21:12 (i didn't check, but if that's the video where he mention's gordon brown's half-blindness i would like to point out that brown actually went blind playing rugby at university and so completely deserved it) 01:21:21 *mentions 01:24:49 rugby, the silent killer 01:28:23 Moffett Airfield was going to be called Mountain View Airport but somebody pointed out this is an ominous name for an airport 01:28:33 THE PINEAPLLES MOVE! MWAH AH AH AH AH AH! I CAN GO SLEEP! 01:28:39 right then 01:28:44 i'll have what he's having 01:29:00 ~eval 21 - 9 01:29:01 12 01:29:15 woohoo, 11.5 hours of work... 01:29:33 kmc, i got confused there for a second and thought it was a crack at doctor who 01:29:52 kmc: our client is an import and distributor of fruits and veggies. I'm working on shipments, and my test data revolves around pineapples. 01:30:24 sorry about the sudden insanity. I am not insane. everything is fine. 01:38:10 time to inhale a bigmac. goodnight all. 01:38:13 -!- boily has quit (Quit: Poulet!). 01:38:15 -!- metasepia has quit (Remote host closed the connection). 01:52:02 -!- Phantom_Hoover has quit (Quit: Leaving). 02:44:04 -!- zzo38 has joined. 02:44:25 What needs to be made more complex? 02:45:10 zzo38: numbers 02:45:35 Need to get them off the axises (axes?) 02:46:33 Sgeo: Do you mean complex numbers? What about the axes is this about? 02:47:43 Yes, I was referring to complex numbers. I was saying numbers need to be made more complex, and by moving them off the axes, I intended to suggest making them have both a real and imaginary part. Although I guess real numbers are complex too. 02:50:27 Complex numbers do have a real and imaginary part. Real numbers are a special case (in that the value and operators convert from real to complex homomorphically) 02:51:50 Well, being off the axes implies nonzero real and imaginary parts, which isn't really necessary 02:53:23 What exactly are you meaning by that? I can see that if you are writing it as a point on a X-Y axis then that is how it works, but I don't know what you mean, especially since you write "which isn't really necessary" too 02:54:32 As I understand it, 5 + 0i is a complex number, but it is on an axis. I mistakenly implied in my joke that it would have to have nonzero real and imaginary parts to be considered a complex number. 02:56:11 O, that's whaty ou meant by it. Yes "5 + 0i" is a complex number (and it is equal to a natural number 5) 02:58:01 -!- conehead has quit (Quit: Computer has gone to sleep.). 02:58:24 @messages-loud 02:58:24 boily said 5h 35m 11s ago: our DM's been working for some time now on a custom system that we haven't tested yet. 02:58:58 boily isn't on right now, but I can tell of my system (and variants of 3.5e which we use) 03:01:57 I use LA (which 4e lacks), and don't use CR and EL (4e keeps these features); my own (unfinished and untested) custom system is like this too; it uses LA although it is called "pseudolevels" instead since I think that is a better name for it. 03:03:26 -!- thedeco has joined. 03:04:19 Can anyone here help me figure out what language this is written in? 03:04:22 3 3 3 3***1_+,10 3 3**7+,100 16 2_++,3__3__3_3_***19+16+,4_4_*2*,10$*1+10$*4$*1_++10$*1+$$3+$5-10_10_*23+10_6_*2_+7$*,,,,,,,,, 03:05:01 as well as this 03:05:04 >99*1-,25*:*3-,25*:*44*+2-,25*:*44*+,84*,96*1-,97*5-,25*:*1+,25*:*25*+,v @,*52,+*55*:*52,**52*52< 03:05:20 satanic runes 03:05:21 Where did you find that? 03:05:35 I don't think they are satanic runes, though 03:05:46 do you have any proof 03:06:03 No, I am just guessing 03:06:14 actually wait, i've seen this before maybe. i think it was TECO or something related 03:10:19 It was a challenge a buddy has me working on to solve 03:10:40 It was a puzzle with 5 parts 03:10:47 er not teco. one of those old things 03:10:50 first part was the first one 03:11:02 second part was written in zombie 03:11:06 _ probably indicates negation and it's otherwise postfix. maybe 03:11:13 third was written in ook 03:11:22 forth was lolcat 03:11:36 5th is the second one i posted 03:12:32 http://scientopia.org/blogs/goodmath/2010/11/30/the-glorious-horror-of-teco/ eh, doesn't look as similar as i thought 03:12:40 it's like some weird mash of dc, i don't know 03:13:10 i don't think dc uses comma though. 03:13:27 does vi have postfix arithmetic? i haven't a damn clue 03:13:30 they remind me of a linear brainfuck like language I just have never seen it 03:13:45 it's not much like brainfix, it's pretty obviously postfix arithmeticing 03:13:54 no amount of googling has helped me 03:15:37 like 3 3 3 3***1_+ means 3*3*3*3-1, probably, and then i kinda lose it because i don't know what the comma is 03:17:10 -!- mnoqy has joined. 03:17:16 if you treated it just like a comma maybe it is simply a message 03:17:36 If they are ASCII codes then the first three letters are "Par" 03:19:34 zzo38: How did you derive that? 03:19:40 But there are more commas at the end as well as dollar signs, maybe dollar sign is DUP and comma is EMIT perhaps? 03:21:02 on a side note anyone know where I can find a zombie code interpreter? 03:32:19 I realize that the Hackiki changes list has something like "summary: medit/bin/uselessness_rpg_1,,game_rules chebang=#!/usr/bin/env .wiki cont=== Ability scores ==" so some parameters are in the summary; perhaps another edit summary field can be added using this, then? (Such as adding a field called "A" comes before "chebang", could be used) 03:33:27 Software Downloads Associated with File Extension WAGAME: 03:33:27 • FileViewPro* (free trial download) 03:33:27 • Worms Armageddon Game Replay (Team17) 03:33:30 slimey bastards 03:34:45 Not sure what the first thing has to do but I suppose "WAGAME" can be considered short for "Worms Armageddon Game". Maybe FileViewPro is supporting a lot of file types? 03:35:17 FileViewPro is blatantly a piece of software that that website I pasted from is involved with 03:35:41 I think they just say that, for any file extension, FileViewPro can open it 03:36:03 Different site: http://www.openfileguide.com/article/How-to-open-.WAGAME-file.html 03:36:09 haha meeting.WAGAME 03:36:37 Had a very important meeting thru a Worms game 03:36:42 Then it should be listed in a separate list, saying "all file" in the result menu, and if you click that one then it says FileViewPro 03:37:33 ".WAGAME file extension is popular essentially, for its role is important in various Windows Operating Systems. And it also features in many other functions and programs on the PC. This file extension is very important in the successful performance of the taks on the PC. " 03:39:04 Hmm, starting to occur to me that I shouldn't have opened that link on my real Windows system 03:39:07 -!- mrout has joined. 03:40:06 I managed to add a edit summary into Hackiki now. 03:41:01 This is a good things about Hackiki; anyone can modify the program to make it do these kind of things! 03:41:12 Are there any esoteric languages that are like Forth except with a queue instead of a stack? Because if not there will be one by the end of the day :P 03:42:07 That reminds me, I still need to make Braintrust 2 03:51:59 mrout: I don't know; you can check. 03:52:47 But I think a Forth program can be made that implements commands for treating the stack as a queue 03:52:49 http://i.imgur.com/F1IMP3s.png http://i.imgur.com/INevznF.png 03:52:58 if you want more info on what I mean 03:53:35 I do know what you mean already 03:54:18 good 03:54:28 It is probably possible to implement queue Forth in Forth. 03:54:55 I guess Rebol, insofar it can be considered along those lines, still acts more stackish than queueish 03:55:14 Just a reverse stack than is typical 03:55:57 I've never used Rebol, how does it work 03:56:48 The language as a whole, or the bit that's relevant to this discussion? 03:57:26 the bit that's relevant to this discussion 03:57:38 in the appropriate context of the language of a whole, if that's required 03:57:54 Ok. Keep in mind that this is just a portion of the language that's, in a sense, default as a programming language: 03:58:24 When you have a word, like add, it tries to take in the next two arguments. But in its place you could also have a word, which will then take its arguments first 03:58:34 So, if you have words like add, you could do something like 03:58:38 add add 1 1 add 2 2 03:59:01 right 03:59:16 and is that any different to add(add(1,1),add(2,2)) 03:59:49 I guess not 03:59:59 except that the arities have to be fixed. 04:00:19 But this works too: add add add 2 2 1 1 04:00:44 Yes, arities have to be fixed 04:00:46 add(add(2,2),add(1,1)) or add(add(add(2,2),1),1)? 04:01:12 (I mean, in the context of add it's all associative so it doesn't actually matter, but let's pretend addition isn't associative for a moment) 04:01:19 The latter (I think 04:03:44 It acts a lot like a reverse Forth, basically 04:03:50 Except no actual stack 04:03:57 Well, there is a stack, I guess 04:04:08 Just not one that persists between commands 04:05:46 http://www.re-bol.com/rebol.html#section-6.1.1 04:06:59 ^^much saner than anything I can say 04:17:53 -!- dessos has joined. 04:22:30 -!- sacje has quit (Ping timeout: 245 seconds). 04:24:05 -!- sacje has joined. 04:41:40 modprobe -r brcsmac;modprobe brcsmac ;# why does this fix my wifi? 04:54:31 fuck, I am an idiot 04:54:38 in the two days I waited to get plane tickets, prices went up $200 04:55:16 Are you ticketing to Boston? 04:55:33 no, thanksgiving 04:55:41 time-ish 04:57:38 I changed the money in Uselessness RPG into euro currency instead of yen, so that it isn't the same letter. 04:59:02 hm. I can get jetblue here and virgin back, for about, hm 04:59:09 > 328 04:59:10 328 04:59:16 > 328 + 169 04:59:17 497 04:59:29 hm. that's not super, but passable, I suppose... 05:02:49 -!- dan200 has quit (Read error: Connection reset by peer). 05:03:03 really super not super tbh 05:04:43 okay, looks like friday is a bit of an anomaly; I should just go the next day 05:05:43 > 234 + 169 05:05:44 403 05:41:42 I think it's probably a good idea to get travel insurance on a return trip that's not part of a roundtrip? 05:42:22 souns reasonable 05:43:27 airplanes are weird. I'm going on them more nowadays, though. very exciting. 05:45:22 -!- SirCmpwn has quit (Excess Flood). 05:46:22 -!- SirCmpwn has joined. 06:00:57 The edit summary I added in Hackiki works despite not being programmed to do anything; it is just a in the editor, and the editor program doesn't do anything with it. 06:14:47 There’s a Finnish news article about an English article about a tweet which reveals that (drumroll) you can reopen closed tabs with 06:14:49 ctrl/cmd-shift-t. The title of the Finnish article translates to “Is this the best keyboard gimmick of all time?” 06:15:09 to be fair, it is 06:15:18 granted 06:16:30 -!- mrout has left ("ERC Version 5.3 (IRC client for Emacs)"). 06:24:12 The mailing list is an interesting feature of Hackiki too. 06:25:57 Why does the mailing list add a space after a comma in the title? 06:26:24 ion: did you do the exercises 06:30:00 shachaf: Not yet. I have been studying flight dynamics. 07:06:02 -!- zzo38 has quit (Remote host closed the connection). 07:21:06 -!- sacje has quit (Ping timeout: 240 seconds). 07:22:56 "no more called-out cusswords, no more wishing the back button had you covered when, aiming to click on a tab, you accidentally hit the little X on the tab’s starboard." is it so hard to click the reopen tab button that you have to start cursing? 07:23:04 or did chrome not have that at some point 07:24:22 -!- carado has quit (Ping timeout: 246 seconds). 07:55:40 -!- quintopia has quit (Ping timeout: 264 seconds). 07:56:15 -!- quintopia has joined. 08:08:16 -!- epicmonkey has quit (Ping timeout: 264 seconds). 08:10:28 -!- mnoqy has quit (Quit: hello). 08:40:43 -!- augur_ has joined. 08:42:30 -!- augur has quit (Read error: Connection reset by peer). 09:09:52 -!- epicmonkey has joined. 09:45:44 -!- oerjan has joined. 09:47:18 -!- Taneb has joined. 09:54:40 -!- AnotherTest has joined. 09:56:29 hi oerjan 09:56:37 g'day 09:56:53 @messages-loud 09:56:53 boily said 12h 3m 35s ago: お休みなさい！ 09:57:34 * oerjan uses google translate. it is super effective! 09:58:01 that 09:58:18 's actually surprisingly long to mean just "good night", isn't it. 09:58:36 * elliott just assumed you said "that hth" or something 09:58:54 it looks like it's in hiragana rather than kanji? 09:58:58 help I don't know anything 09:59:36 oh maybe 09:59:43 maybe not. god. I don't know 10:00:49 > length "お休みなさい！" 10:00:50 7 10:00:55 > length "goodnight!" 10:00:56 10 10:01:25 except google translate suggests the even longer おやすみなさい！ 10:01:37 > length "おやすみなさい！" 10:01:38 8 10:02:17 long for a language with syllabic characters, Taneb 10:02:37 (and sometimes more than syllabic) 10:05:26 tiredness is so lousy 10:06:39 `run perl -MEncode -Mutf8 -e 'print length(encode("UTF-8", "おやすみなさい！"));' # then again 10:06:40 24 10:07:52 @tell boily God ettermiddag! 10:07:52 Consider it noted. 10:08:15 -!- MindlessDrone has joined. 10:10:02 "Texture 2.0 (my Haskell based visual live programming language) is working a bit more. It has reached gabber zero – the point at which a programming language is able to support the production of live techno." 10:12:05 learning names of new subgenres of music genres i already don't listen to makes me feel so old. 10:12:40 oerjan, my brother's a glitch-hop/jazz mashup fan 10:12:57 OKAY 10:13:08 you trying to kill me with old age here 10:14:27 I'm not even sure what glitch-hop is and I'm the same age as some hip young teenagers 10:15:50 -!- Phantom_Hoover has joined. 10:15:56 I assume it's some kind of "hop" made out of audio resulting from video game glitches. 10:16:33 Seems so 10:17:12 should make a new subgenre of lindy hop just to confuse people 10:34:06 lindy hiphop? 10:35:38 the point would be that it's _not_ hiphop, olsner 10:40:22 -!- heroux has quit (Quit: Lost terminal). 10:40:22 -!- heroux_ has quit (Quit: Lost terminal). 10:41:07 -!- heroux has joined. 10:44:14 Huphop is made by kill -1'ing processes. 11:18:03 oerjan: how has your hth treatment been going so far, twh 11:18:22 very well 11:18:59 Is that when you spend small amounts of time breathing pure hth? 11:19:07 Are there any esoteric languages that are like Forth except with a queue instead of a stack? Because if not there will be one by the end of the day :P 11:19:30 fizzie: it's when you run a perl script written by me with zero testing to run inside your IRC client for some reason 11:19:42 and no one managed to mention any of the heap we've already got 11:19:56 Fueue, Qdeql, MSM ... 11:19:59 oerjan: not heap, queue. 11:20:20 and MSM's "successor", both from just last week or so 11:20:29 (did you see my MSM queue twh) 11:20:40 * oerjan whistles innocently 11:21:04 *quine 11:21:20 look oerjan, I can make the script more complicated or you can cooperate!! 11:21:20 i blame corruption from the visual field 11:21:32 fancy 11:21:54 probably ) should be added to the punctuation it looks for after a forbidden word 11:22:29 you need a function for how to combine if there is punctuation _both_ before and after 11:23:03 (i think you are just discarding both at the moment, which is of course anathema to ) 11:23:08 ) 11:23:22 oh true. 11:23:36 on the other hand, imbalancing your parentheses will encourage you to omit the word! 11:23:46 fiendish! 11:24:46 elliott: also i did at least _read_ your script before installing it. i'm not completely crazy. wait, i am, just not in that way. hm i guess it's not complete if it's not in every way 11:25:32 it's something like the third to fifth perl program I've ever written. and the first irssi script. 11:26:18 https://github.com/fis/mcmap/blob/master/block.pl and https://github.com/fis/mcmap/blob/master/protocol.pl are the only ones I remember actually using 11:26:55 @tell mrout You might want to check out Qdeql, Sqecl, Fueue, MSM and STXTRM (the latter added in just recent days, and somewhere half between stack and queue in practice) 11:26:55 Consider it noted. 11:27:30 You got me wondering "why is there a hth-related Irssi script in the mcmap repository" for a moment there. 11:28:34 @tell mrout *latter 2 11:28:34 Consider it noted. 11:36:05 -!- mnoqy has joined. 11:37:59 -!- Koen_ has joined. 11:42:45 -!- nooodl has joined. 11:44:18 -!- nooodl_ has joined. 11:47:42 -!- nooodl has quit (Disconnected by services). 11:47:49 -!- nooodl_ has changed nick to nooodl. 11:50:28 ctrl/cmd-shift-t. The title of the Finnish article translates to “Is this the best keyboard gimmick of all time?” <-- seeing as i use it all the f time... 12:29:43 oerjan: the two goodnights are the same, one just uses the kanji for yasumi, and the other writes it in hiragana 12:33:09 aha 12:34:27 actually the kanji was just yasu 12:35:58 slight experimentation splitting the phrase up seemed to indicate that it contained no parts corresponding to either "good" or "night" :P 12:43:38 If it was oyasuminasai then "yasumi" kind of corresponds to "night" 12:46:38 it was 12:47:09 google gives "rest" for that. 12:47:37 That's why I said "kind of" 12:47:38 so i guess it essentially translates to "Go get some rest!" 12:48:58 I see it akin to something like "have a [good] rest" 12:50:00 -!- yorick has joined. 13:11:11 -!- conehead has joined. 13:24:07 -!- oerjan has quit (Quit: Well Quebec would probably be gone while no one was paying attention.). 13:26:04 -!- boily has joined. 13:26:13 -!- metasepia has joined. 13:38:45 http://my.opera.com/chooseopera/blog/2009/05/29/changes-in-operas-user-agent-string-format 13:45:38 -!- Sgeo has quit (Read error: Connection reset by peer). 13:51:32 -!- ^v has joined. 13:51:41 good remote morning! 13:51:51 @messages-loud 13:51:51 oerjan said 3h 43m 58s ago: God ettermiddag! 13:52:09 uhm. what's an ettermiddag? is it like a fternooner? 13:52:14 ~duck ettermiddag 13:52:14 middag og frem til kveld Vi skal m�tes i ettermiddag. 13:52:22 ça m'aide pas. 13:53:38 @tell oerjan Veien å gå med den sleipe curveball, du djevel. 13:53:38 Consider it noted. 13:54:26 google translate confirms it is a fternooner. 13:54:29 `thanks google 13:54:31 Thanks, google. Thoogle. 13:54:42 `? fternooner 13:54:44 fternooner? ¯\(°_o)/¯ 13:54:45 | 13:54:45 o/`¯º 13:54:52 `? fternooners 13:54:53 fternooners? ¯\(°_o)/¯ 13:54:54 | 13:54:54 º¯`\o 13:56:23 `learn fternooner (Danish »fternooner«, Norwegian «ttermiddag», Swedish ”ftermiddag”) is a screamingly delicious pastry. 13:56:28 I knew that. 13:59:29 oogly boogly boo 14:03:14 -!- carado has joined. 14:03:37 caraðello. 14:03:51 Phantom_Hoover: no hello for you, you boogler. 14:05:21 -!- Phantom_Hoover has quit (Read error: Connection reset by peer). 14:07:22 -!- Phantom_Hoover has joined. 14:07:44 'morning, #esoteric 14:14:51 -!- conehead has quit (Quit: Textual IRC Client: www.textualapp.com). 14:41:46 -!- Zuu has changed nick to DeadZuu. 14:42:21 * boily sweeps the cadavers under the rug 14:43:12 boily: Are they that exquisite that you have to hide them? 14:43:15 Don't be shy 14:44:31 I don't like inedible cadavers. 14:44:59 Understandable 14:48:49 haskell question: is it possible to create your own deriving? 14:52:17 no, but you can do similar things 14:54:59 does it involve TH? 14:55:06 not necessarily 14:55:16 the latest thing is "GHC generics" (not the same as "SYB generics" and stuff) 14:55:17 ah! I can go another day without learning TH! 14:55:24 you do "data Foo = ... deriving (Generic) 14:55:28