code logs -> 2011 -> Thu, 28 Apr 2011< code.20110427.log - code.20110429.log >
--- Log opened Thu Apr 28 00:00:28 2011
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00:10 * TheWatcher jealouses
00:11
< TheWatcher>
I've got two cores going at 100%, and need more, damnit!
00:11 * Tamber notes that quad-cores are actually pretty affordable now.
00:12
< McMartin>
This machine is two dual-core i7s with hyperthreading, I believe.
00:20
< gnolam>
Ach. That reminds me. I have code to write for a gazillion-core cluster as well. :P
00:22 * gnolam also stabs platform differences with a spoon.
00:23
< Tamber>
We've replaced gnolam's libc with uclibc, lets see if he notices.
00:24
< celticminstrel>
Of course, he's stabbing with air, because there is no spoon. <_<
00:38 * TheWatcher idly watches make output scroll past, wonders if some of the authors of these things have ever actually built their own sodding code...
00:39
< Tamber>
Of course not.
00:39
< celticminstrel>
Of course not what?
00:39
< Tamber>
Or if they have, it's with warnings hidden, because it stops complaining when you do that!
00:40 * Tamber points celticminstrel up a few lines.
00:40
< celticminstrel>
Well, I wasn't sure if you were responding to TheWatcher or me! :P
00:41
< celticminstrel>
I usually turn up the warnings to 11.
00:41
< celticminstrel>
I even set warnings as errors when doing Objective-C stuff recently, because most of the warnings are about things that will cause a runtime error anyway.
00:45
< McMartin>
Yeah, but given how many times C will go HOLY SHIT GUYS YOU PASSED AN UNSIGNED INTEGER INTO THIS ARGUMENT WHERE I WAS EXPECTING A SIZE_T one does get a bit jaded
00:54
< celticminstrel>
Yeah, a lot of the C warnings are useful but not really sufficient to warrant an error condition. The trouble is, Objective-C issues a warning if it detects that the class might not respond to a particular method. This is the sort of thing you'd expect to be a compile error. It's a compile error in most languages. And thus, I set warnings as errors for sanity.
00:54
< McMartin>
Yeah
00:54
< McMartin>
I should have cleared up that I totally agree this is important for Objc.
00:55
< McMartin>
Especially because unlike Python relying on duck typing in objc is basically *always* an error.
00:55 * TheWatcher tends to get twitchy about any warnings he lets through, out of insanity
00:55
< gnolam>
There should be an -OCD switch in any compiler.
00:55
< celticminstrel>
I wish Eclipse would classify javadoc things as a category of their own, separate from warnings.
00:55
< celticminstrel>
XD
00:55
< McMartin>
gnolam: Well, there's -pedantic
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01:22
< McMartin>
AHA
01:22 * McMartin finds his problem.
01:22
< McMartin>
Not *really* a 3p problem after all, unless you count MS in the first place - stuff that was designed to work with XP guests not guaranteed to work in Win7 guests.
01:22
< McMartin>
Who knew, different OSes do different things, etc.
01:23
< TheWatcher[T-2]>
Shocking!
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01:41 * McMartin installs the Windows Driver Development Kit.
01:41
< McMartin>
This cannot possibly end poorly!
01:42 * Tamber takes cover behind the sofa.
01:43
< Vornicus>
good god
01:43 * Vornicus reinforces the sofa.
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02:06
< gnolam>
McMartin: problem with the 7th guest, eh? Must've been quite a puzzle.
02:07
< McMartin>
Yeah, I had to rearrange the soup cans to spell out the cryptographic signature I found in the XP GINA and then it opened the door
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04:07
< Tarinaky>
ToxicFrog: Why do you hate me?
04:36
< ToxicFrog>
Because you only get 15 spam/week.
05:05
< Tarinaky>
Well, I'm so unloved even spammers don't want me.
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09:16 * TheWatcher readsup
09:16
< TheWatcher>
Tarinaky: give me your email, and I can forward some of these for you!~
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16:13
< gnolam>
Hmm.
16:14
< gnolam>
To specify decay series by hand or generate them automagically with the new data I just received, that is the question.
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17:08
< Attilla>
exponential decay? logarithmic decay?
17:10
< Attilla>
(linear decay?)
17:13
< Vornicus-Latens>
Attilla: decay series are "what decays into what", not "how long does it take"
17:24
< Attilla>
oh, right. Well to work that out you have to realise (or vice versa I suppose) what byproducts the decay process causes
17:25
< Attilla>
(and find rare beta-plus decays?)
17:31
< gnolam>
As a general rule, radionuclides - especially the naturally occurring ones - aren't found in isolation in nature.
17:31
< gnolam>
So when the user specifies one, he or she most probably wants to add the rest of the decay chain as well.
17:33
< gnolam>
So I either have to prepare presets (e.g. the uranium series) by hand, or generate suggestions programmatically. Or both.
17:34
< gnolam>
As a bonus, with the new data I can skip loading the heavy datafiles for now and decrease startup time by orders of magnitude during testing. \o/
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< gnolam>
Hmm. Every time I do some work on this project, I should change my IM status message to "whips and decay chains".
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19:30 * celticminstrel ... doesn't get it
20:49
< ToxicFrog>
celticminstrel: the sequence of isotopes a radioactive passes through as it decays is called a "decay chain"
20:50
< ToxicFrog>
(or "decay series", per earlier conversation)
20:50
< celticminstrel>
Ohhh...
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--- Log closed Fri Apr 29 00:00:42 2011
code logs -> 2011 -> Thu, 28 Apr 2011< code.20110427.log - code.20110429.log >