2014-08-26.log

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kanzuredingo_: yes/no? https://github.com/KeepSafe/aiohttp08:26
kanzuresomeone was doing asyncio conversion things for counterpartyd https://github.com/CounterpartyXCP/counterpartyd/pull/26108:27
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ybit"turn almost any command line [app] into a gui application with one line"09:00
ybithttps://github.com/chriskiehl/Gooey09:01
kanzurewasn't that yesterday09:01
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kanzurehello eudoxia09:08
eudoxiahello kanzure09:15
kanzuretell me things09:15
eudoxiaoh i haven't been doing anything interesting, just studying for a change09:16
eudoxiawhat have you been up to?09:16
kanzurescheming09:17
kanzurenot with scheme09:17
eudoxiai guess :)09:17
eudoxiaguessed*09:17
kanzurepaperbot? https://github.com/kanzure/paperbot/blob/master/paperbot/orchestrate.py09:17
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eudoxiathe code looks much nicer now09:19
kanzureyes i figured i would give "weaping from joy" a try after running "weaping in disgust" into the ground09:19
kanzureweeping09:19
nmz787_ihovenweap09:30
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dingo_https://github.com/KeepSafe/aiohttp limited yes10:02
dingo_no experience yet with this library, but i'm very keen about asyncio in general10:02
dingo_see david beazley's talk, trying to find it, he does finally explain tulip/asyncio very well10:04
dingo_took me a long time to pick it up, i even wrote an asyncio library and contributed to asyncio, but this talk clarified a metric ton for me, trying to dig it out10:05
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dingo_https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1twn9kLmYg10:06
dingo_.title10:06
yoleauxDavid Beazley: Generators: The Final Frontier - PyCon 201410:06
dingo_give that the 3-4 hours some sunday and you'll be enlightened10:06
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nmz787_i2easing into 'synthetic hardware design' now (basically automagic circuit schematic/netlist generation and layout and routing)13:06
kanzurekidnap jules and make him do it13:07
kanzurei think he sleeptalks netlists13:07
nmz787_i2:D13:07
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kanzurehttp://www.slate.com/articles/business/moneybox/2014/08/als_ice_bucket_challenge_giving_money_to_disease_specific_charities_is_a.html15:42
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kanzurehah "For all the money being donated, an even bigger effect of the ice bucket challenge is “awareness”—and awareness of ALS does precious little good to anybody."15:43
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kanzure"Knowing about ALS won’t help anybody prevent it, for instance."15:43
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kanzure"ALS is so rare—the association estimates that 5,600 new cases are diagnosed in the U.S. each year—that it seems a bit odd as the focus of a major national philanthropic phenomenon. "15:43
caterngood ole society for rare diseases in cute puppies15:44
kanzurewho the hell has a bucket of ice laying around anyway15:45
caternaha15:45
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caterni think i know who's behind this now15:45
caternthe ice lobby15:45
kanzureBig Ice?15:45
kanzureyep15:45
caternyes15:45
kanzuresomeone should start the inverse ice bucket challenge where you challenge four of your friends to not take the ice bucket challenge15:46
kanzuresee if it goes faster than their challenge-three-friends growth rate15:46
kanzuremathematicians hate me15:47
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nmz787_i2lol16:12
nmz787_i2i was reading the comments on that before-and-after pic set of cali water reservoirs and a lot of them were mentioning drought due to ice bucket challenge i.e. 'possible connection!?!?!?'16:13
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kanzurewhich hardware accelerator did octopart go through? http://octopart.com/blog/archives/2014/8/how-hardware-startup-accelerators-surprised-me16:17
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nmz787_i2does the thing that a CPU connects ever get called some other thing than 'motherboard'?16:37
kanzuresocket16:37
nmz787_i2well16:37
nmz787_i2if there are other wires and ICs too16:37
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nmz787_i2'Viper-7: nmz787_i2: motherboard doesnt really imply a cpu socket, nor vice-versa - for example you can get CPU socket daughterboards'16:40
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justanotheruserkanzure: thoughts on neurofeedback?18:43
kanzureneural input is bogus, i have my imagination to entertain me for tens of seconds at a time18:45
justanotheruseris it just a placebo then?18:46
kanzureneural input is not bogus, it covers a huge range of things, like vision and audio18:47
justanotheruserwat18:47
justanotheruserso it is bogus for adhd you mean?18:47
kanzurei was expecting you to decide that someone declaring sensory input to be bogus to either be sarcastic or joking18:47
kanzuresynaptic plasticity is a real thing18:48
justanotheruserI didn't know the legitemacy of neuralfeedback, which is why I didn't get that it was a joke18:49
kanzureneurofeedback has always seemed like a really trivial concept to me ("do things, then measure the brain, then do more things")18:49
justanotheruserever considered trying it for your adhd? Or is the medication doing well enough18:50
kanzurei am extremely happy with the medication18:50
kanzurealso, i wouldn't want to get rid of adhd18:51
dingo_lol18:51
kanzureif anything i am more inclined to seek methods of increasing the severity of adhd18:51
justanotheruserwhy18:51
dingo_i'll say kanzure is very effective at research and work from working with him18:51
dingo_more than anybody i've worked with in the past18:51
dingo_everybody else acts adhd in comparison18:51
kanzureneat18:51
justanotherusersomeone in ##reddit-nootropics was telling me I should do neuralfeedback because my adderall wouldn't work forever18:52
justanotheruserbut some credibility is lost for any channel prefixed with ##reddit18:52
kanzurei am sure there are some people for which adderall loses effectiveness, i strongly doubt neurochemistry is preserved across all people18:52
justanotheruserI am perscribed now for 2 days18:53
justanotheruser15mg XR18:53
kanzurewhy only two?18:53
kanzurewhat's going on there18:53
justanotheruser2 days so far18:53
justanotheruserI have 60 days18:53
kanzurecool18:53
kanzurenotice anything?18:53
justanotheruserdoing research, it seems like a baby dose for me18:53
justanotheruserI notice some increased ability to focus, but still get distracted18:54
justanotheruserI am 210lb so it may not be enough18:54
kanzuredrugs won't magically make you work on the correct things.. there's still some executive pushing and tugging that has to happen.18:54
justanotheruserright18:55
justanotheruserI'm trying to do a bunch of self improvement18:55
justanotheruserfixing my sleep schedule, exercising, eating better18:55
justanotheruserAt this point in the day is your medication wearing off?18:56
kanzurearound 3-4pm, then again around whenever i sleep18:56
justanotheruserI see18:56
justanotherusernow to change the subject, the only utility I see in coloredcoins is bearer bonds, do you agree or disagree?18:57
dingo_i find an empty space is nice18:57
dingo_for programming, i'm a full-screener only18:57
kanzurei would probably pay for good silence18:57
dingo_just xterm in front of me18:57
dingo_for desk, i have only one notepad and pen18:57
dingo_no tv's18:57
kanzurejustanotheruser: if you had asked me yesterday i may have disagreed, but today i'm not sure18:57
dingo_and when i feel the need of audio for the silence, i pick boring crap18:57
dingo_old black and white movies or npr radio or something18:57
kanzuredi.fm?18:58
justanotheruserkanzure: epiphany?18:58
dingo_i'm doing terrible at my current job due to noise18:58
kanzuredi.fm is sort of hit or miss though18:58
dingo_i'm probobly 20% as productive as i was when i had an office with a door18:58
kanzuredingo_: yeah that place was a circus. d3vz3r0 was just pulled in 1 million directions.18:58
dingo_i attribute that to noise18:58
dingo_yeah i'm his direct replacement18:58
dingo_on average i help or talk to 10 people about technical shit18:59
dingo_you can't sit down to "I'm about to write 600 lines of code", knowing you're going to be interrupted18:59
dingo_it just gets harder every time18:59
kanzureyes18:59
kanzureand then you have to fool yourself about it.. "nah it wont be that bad"18:59
dingo_at some point you just relish in the breaks18:59
kanzureand then it is that bad18:59
dingo_and just dick off, like i'm doing now19:00
dingo_most of my code occurs after 6pm these days19:00
dingo_its a bad gig, i'm working to change it19:00
dingo_that is, get out of here19:00
dingo_jnew left last week19:00
dingo_ccao put her resignation in yesterday19:00
dingo_leaves only me and vv remaining in the SJ office19:01
kanzureccao too? damn19:01
dingo_i don't want to be stuck with that guy19:01
dingo_yeah she wants me to join her in her new place19:01
dingo_but i'm not impressed19:01
dingo_http://www.virtualinstruments.com/19:01
kanzurei've been paying ybit for a few weeks now19:01
dingo_i'll find you 1,000 companies who do the same19:01
dingo_i'm not really interested in working on bullshit19:01
kanzureyes and after the runaround that we pulled off at that gig, there's basically nobody that should turn anyone on our team down19:02
kanzureoops i mean turnaround19:02
dingo_but they offer (at least er) unlimited vacations and WFH policies19:02
kanzureturning a $10M product around and raising another $10M is a big fucking deal19:02
dingo_yeah that phx project saved the company19:02
dingo_absolutely no doubt19:03
dingo_how soon everybody forgot and engineers became second class again19:03
kanzureouch19:03
kanzurewell, i remember19:03
kanzureand there will be stories told19:03
dingo_at this point i just feel the new hands can't manage, and they're going to fail, and i just don't want to be associated with that19:03
kanzurewell remember, their definition of success is very different and in some cases doesn't even include "we have an engineering team and a product"19:04
dingo_i would have left earlier but i wanted direct source->target migrations to be successful before i did, which we've pretty much rounded out now19:04
dingo_i wanted to contribute to something significant before i left19:04
dingo_yeah true19:04
kanzure"engineering? i think we had some of those somewhere. oh are they gone now? shouldn't be a big issue just powrecycle it."19:06
kanzure*powercycle19:06
dingo_well they've already started the india outsource stuf19:06
dingo_its terrible19:06
kanzureah i see they didn't learn from last time19:06
dingo_in fact vova and i just finished wrapping up bugfixes they commited over night19:07
dingo_its like this almost every day19:07
dingo_they don't give a fuck19:07
dingo_its just contract work19:07
dingo_the more mistakes, the longer the contract, the more work19:07
kanzureit was contract work for me too19:07
dingo_why document or care19:07
dingo_yeah but you were also expensive19:07
kanzureheh19:07
dingo_i estimate these guys cost like 40K/yr19:07
kanzureoh19:07
dingo_there is such a thing as people on a project with a net-negative cost19:08
dingo_i watched "notch" of minecraft fame work on his doom engine in Dart language yesterday and today19:09
dingo_that's pretty fun19:09
kanzurehe types like magic doesn't he19:09
dingo_oh he's terrible, lol, he uses an eclipse IDE19:09
dingo_and he doesn't know it very well19:09
dingo_about as well as i do19:09
kanzurehm that's not what i remember19:09
kanzurei should watch again19:09
dingo_but he can solve the 3d math stuff pretty well19:10
kanzurei remember watching him do ludum dare 48 once19:10
dingo_he might have used his IDE of choice19:10
dingo_my feeling is eclipse is not his choice IDE19:10
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dingo_Dart has a roll-your-own IDE based on eclipse19:10
kanzurehttp://www.twitch.tv/notch/b/48731832419:10
kanzure.title19:10
yoleauxkanzure: Sorry, that command (.title) crashed.19:11
kanzureah right twitch was acquired, so obviously they must take their servers offline19:11
dingo_but of course ...19:11
kanzurething is, if you are typing code stream-of-thought style nonstop for multiple hours19:12
kanzurethen it probalby means that you are repeating yourself19:12
kanzure*probably19:12
kanzureso it is slightly less impressive in that context19:12
dingo_the code he's wrote lately is pretty trashy/copy/pasted19:12
dingo_but he's just having fun you know19:13
kanzurehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhN35bGvM8c&t=22m49s19:13
kanzure.title19:13
dingo_he figured out a pretty novel way to emulate the palette shifting doom does for "lighting"19:13
yoleauxNotch coding 'Prelude of the Chambered'. Part 1 of the live programming stream from Ludum Dare #2119:13
kanzure(start at 22m)19:13
kanzurelike, if you have written similar things so many times that you can bust out a 50 line function without thinking19:14
kanzuremaybe that's evidence you should write a library eh19:14
dingo_yeah he's made many 3d engines19:14
dingo_i would imagine thats part of the contest, right?19:14
kanzureld48 allows you to use pre-existing open source code19:14
kanzurethey generally frown on engines like rpgmaker (haha) but that's to be expected19:15
kanzureby frown i mean socially harass you, it's not actually against the rules19:15
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dingo_https://asciinema.org/a/2859 thats a game i wrote in an hour or so19:18
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eudoxiais the point of the game to dodge the moving projectile thingees19:20
dingo_yes, they have a "gravity" attracted to you19:20
eudoxianeat19:21
dingo_its a simple integer math, not true gravity, you have like,19:22
dingo_star = {'x': 0, 'y': 0, 'xslope': 0, 'yslope': 0}19:22
Viper168reminds me of this old game I forget the name19:22
dingo_each loop, star['x'] += start['xslope']19:22
Viper168maybe it was gravityball19:22
Viper168which simulated gravity, and was kind of like vertical pinball19:22
dingo_and you adjust the xslope very slowly, if x > 160: xslope -= 0.01, else: += 0.0119:22
Viper168but with gravity sources so you could make the balls orbit around19:22
dingo_same with y -- this game backs the player's position the '160' in such statement19:23
Viper168you make a path using different elements and pipes and such to try and reach the end piece in unusual ways19:23
Viper168was quite a fun game19:23
dingo_https://asciinema.org/a/287819:23
dingo_there's a "screen cast" of me programming19:23
dingo_a feature, aparently, that I took out anyway19:24
dingo_in a telnet server19:24
dingo_from what i recall i wasn't terribly proficient there19:24
kanzurethat should go on my tombstone19:28
kanzureor "he was pretty ok."19:29
dingo_yhehehe i like that phrase19:34
kanzure"he was pretty ok for the needful"19:35
eudoxiamine will read "never actually got around to rewriting nanoengineer"19:36
kanzurewhat aspect did you prefer about that by the way19:41
kanzurethe simulation setup stuff? gui?19:41
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eudoxiasimulation and internal representation have both been done my more capable people19:44
eudoxiai guess really the only thing that's needed is a GUI and the whole OpenGL clicky editor thing19:44
eudoxiathen tying everything together19:45
kanzure"opengl thing to snap piles of atoms together based on rules"?19:46
kanzure"also exports to common simulation setup formats"19:46
eudoxiawell the import/export thing would be handled by OpenBabel, which also handles the internal representation (ObMol/ObAtom)19:46
eudoxiaso it's really just an editor19:46
eudoxiawhich kinda sucks because i know absolutely zero OpenGL or how you'd go about building it19:47
eudoxiaoh, and the simulation19:48
eudoxiasimulation video player, i mean19:48
kanzureif there was one thing nanorex failed at it was the unix small one function tool philosophy19:48
eudoxiathat is what i've heard from you19:49
kanzuremost opengl libraries come with examples for point-and-click stuff19:50
kanzurepyopengl has a pile of samples19:50
dingo_i did a dive into graphics/gl programming in python last fall and it was an unpleasent situation19:51
dingo_sdl bindings and pygame and so on, it was all very unpleasant environment, took a very long time, by the time i got actually drawing shit in a window i lost all my wind19:52
dingo_can't remember what i finally ended up with as a framework, i was really set on getting bindings into box2d19:52
kanzurei used to be "against" sdl because i was an allegro user19:52
kanzureand allegro users were supposed to hate sdl, so...19:53
kanzureguess which one won though heh19:53
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nmz787_ianyone here used this? http://www.pyopt.org/22:30
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nmz787_idamn near 1400 pins on this chip23:40
nmz787_i"Sodium beacons are created by using a laser specially tuned to 589.2 nanometers to energize a layer of sodium atoms which are naturally present in the mesosphere at an altitude of around 90 kilometers. The sodium atoms then re-emit the laser light, producing a glowing artificial star. The same atomic transition of sodium is used to create bright yellow street lights in many cities. Rayleigh beacons rely on thescattering of light by the mol23:48
nmz787_ihttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laser_guide_star23:48
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