code logs -> 2014 -> Tue, 04 Nov 2014< code.20141103.log - code.20141105.log >
--- Log opened Tue Nov 04 00:00:33 2014
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01:00
<@celticminstrel>
Is it even possible for :hover to match a (normal) <br> element?
01:01
<@celticminstrel>
Or, possible to click it, I guess.
01:05
<~Vornicus>
a br element has no box
01:20
<@simon_>
is 'java -jar' *ever* called as 'java-jar'? isn't it always as the parameter -jar?
01:20
<&McMartin>
I have never seen "java-jar"
01:21
<@Reiv>
Hey, McMartin
01:21
<@Reiv>
You rock Soontir Fel a lot
01:21
<@Reiv>
Does Echo ruin your day?
01:22
<@simon_>
good, it's a typo then.
01:24
<&McMartin>
I have never faced Echo.
01:24
<&McMartin>
I have rocked Soontir Fel exactly once.
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01:45
<@Reiv>
McMartin: Bah
01:45
<@Reiv>
You should rock Soontir Fel more often, he is glorious~
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01:48
<&McMartin>
I don't really *play* much
01:48
<&McMartin>
I don't own the game and most of my friends who *do* play also tend to win the local tournaments
01:50
<@Reiv>
Oh really
02:01
<@macdjord>
Vornicus: What's the difference in expected value of 2d1000 pick highest vs 3d1000 pick highest?
02:14
<~Vornicus>
uh... 667 vs 750, iirc
02:53
<@simon_>
http://topps.diku.dk/torbenm/troll.msp - type in: max {3d1000} and hit 'Calculate probabilities' and scroll to the bottom of the page (ignoring the large distribution table and reading the average at the bottom)
02:54
<@simon_>
(also, Vornicus is right)
03:01
<~Vornicus>
in general, the maximum of n identical uniform distributions is equal to n/(n+1) from the bottom of the range
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04:21 * Vornicus is reminded once again that he has to fuck around with the xwing stuff and it is once again about bedtime, cripes
04:33
<@Reiv>
haha
04:33
<@Reiv>
night, Vorn
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06:57
<@Azash>
http://pastebin.com/bqr0kKug
06:57
<@Azash>
God damnit, roll20
07:00
<@abudhabi>
What's that in that base 64 block?
07:01
<@abudhabi>
A font file?
07:01
<@Azash>
Yes
07:01
<@Azash>
Which is apparently crammed into simulating an HTTP response and then fed to a font fetcher
07:04
<@Reiv>
what, why
07:05
<@Azash>
\roll20/
07:05
<@Azash>
Organic growth and all that
07:05
<@Azash>
Reiv: My favourite part is that to conserve bandwidth
07:06
<@Azash>
The entire log is sent to you in base64 together with some builder scripts that then build it into a presentable log format
07:06
<@abudhabi>
Why not base 128 or base 256?
07:08
<@Azash>
abudhabi: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Base64
07:11
<@abudhabi>
That looks like it adds 33% more bandwidth usage.
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08:19
<@froztbyte>
https://whispersystems.org/blog/contact-discovery/
08:28
<@abudhabi>
Java. Is there a way to ask a Java class for a list of its fields?
08:28
<@abudhabi>
I mean, if it has fields "String wut", "int lol" and "Date omg", I'd like to retrieve "wut, lol, omg".
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08:34
<&McMartin>
abudhabi: java.lang.Reflect has the various technologies you require.
08:35
<&McMartin>
Er, java.lang.reflect
08:35
<&McMartin>
There are quite a few classes installed
08:35
<&McMartin>
*involved
08:35
<&McMartin>
It is late
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08:42
<@abudhabi>
Hmm. The drawbacks seem not worth it. I think I'll just have the class have a hand-modifiable list of fields.
08:57
<&McMartin>
Yeah, reflection is icky
08:57
<&McMartin>
There are languages better designed for it
08:58
<&McMartin>
In Java, the best thing to do with reflection is to define an interface and use Class.newInstance() to make user-specified subclasses thereof.
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10:14
<@abudhabi>
Hmm. I want to use the Collections.sort() thing to order a list of custom objects, but I struggle to figure out how to apply it.
10:18
<@TheWatcher>
Probably the easiest way: say you're adding instances of Foo to a List, make sure that foo implements the Comparable interface (ie: it implements the compareto() method). then you can call Collections.sort(yourList) and it'll sort the list into the order determined by the behaviour of the compareTo method
10:21
<@TheWatcher>
alternatively, you need to create a new Comparator that implements the compare() method for your objects (useful for cases where you want to sort in an order other than the natural order of the items in the list)
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10:30
<@abudhabi>
This worked. Thanks!
10:57 * TheWatcher hairpulls at this code, finally notices the presence of the significant ! before $newsletter -> {"schedule"}, headdesks
11:02
<@abudhabi>
Was the code trying to access the negative of the pointer to the newsletter, or something?
11:05
<@TheWatcher>
I was doing if(!$newletter -> {"schedule"}) { .. do things... } and was wondering why things weren't being done >.>
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11:06
<@abudhabi>
Clearly because of sunspots. :P
11:14
<@TheWatcher>
Obviously.
11:15
<@TheWatcher>
On the other hand, the reason why this datepicker javascript library is not actually using the list of allowed dates I'm giving it is a far bigger mystery
11:16
<@abudhabi>
Ah, date handling. The ur-task.
11:18
<@TheWatcher>
Yeah.
11:18
<@TheWatcher>
So much hate
11:18
<@TheWatcher>
Especially in javascript
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12:12
<@gnolam>
Glarghl
12:12
<@gnolam>
These log files... are not up to the task.
12:12
<@gnolam>
But they're all I have to work with.,
12:17
<@TheWatcher>
Woe :/
12:21
<@gnolam>
Best I can do is leave a note in the output on how much had to be skipped because it couldn't be uniquely determined.
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13:26
<@TheWatcher>
Le sigh
13:27
<@TheWatcher>
Why do people not understand the concept of caching data from RSS feeds?
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14:54
<@gnolam>
Hmm. Three exclamation marks. What's the underpants level again?
14:56
<@TheWatcher>
"on head"
15:00
< gizmore>
isn´t that the global sign for "in love"?
15:01
<@TheWatcher>
Which one, three exclamation marks, or underpants on head?
15:02
< gizmore>
underpants on head
15:03
<@TheWatcher>
Obviously, all this time my wife and I haven't really been in love, then
15:04
< gizmore>
just not with each other
15:07
< Lamabo>
alright
15:07
< Lamabo>
what strange hell do I get to deal with today
15:07
< Lamabo>
right
15:07
< Lamabo>
WISE Installshield
15:08
< Lamabo>
fml
15:09
< Lamabo>
sorryt
15:09
< Lamabo>
Wise Installation System 9.02
15:09
< Lamabo>
copyright 2001
15:09 Lamabo is now known as Lambo
15:09
< Lambo>
I AM LIVING IN THE FUTURE
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19:27
< io>
I am a mature adult.
19:27
< io>
I am not giggling over "find . -name *peed*"
19:29
< gizmore>
ls -asl
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21:02
< Lambo>
oh my fucking god
21:02
< Lambo>
I have just seen hell
21:02
< Lambo>
in a DB
21:03
< Lambo>
we're doing conversions from a competitor to our product, one column in this DB is named SECTIONS of type char(100)
21:03
< Lambo>
this field represents the line of business
21:06
< gizmore>
Lambo: your nickname reminds me of my former bot
21:07
< gizmore>
can you please explain the origins of your nickname, so i get less confused?
21:07
< Lambo>
gizmore: my name used to Lamborghini many years ago
21:07
< gizmore>
thanks!
21:08
< Lambo>
anyway, this database, in this field
21:08
< Lambo>
it stored the line of business based on the offset the character x was located on
21:08
< Lambo>
' X '
21:08
< Lambo>
like that.
21:09
<@Tamber>
*wince*
21:09
< Lambo>
so
21:09
< Lambo>
so it can have 100 different values, for 100 bytes of data
21:09
< Lambo>
instead of a short.
21:09
< Lambo>
which is 2 bytes.
21:09
< Lambo>
:(
21:10
<@Tamber>
Sounds like someone learned about bitflags, and took the wrong idea away from it.
21:12
< gizmore>
sounds like SAP/ABAP
21:13
< Lambo>
ooh this is great
21:14
< Lambo>
dates are stored in this database with the years stored as 2 hex digits.
21:14
<@Tamber>
Saves bytes, to offset 'SECTIONS'
21:16
< Lambo>
there are no primary keys.
21:18
<@Tamber>
Pah, only people who don't know what they're doing need those.
21:18
< Lambo>
the date is stored as a varchar(8)
21:19
< gizmore>
since 19700101235959
21:19
<@Tamber>
On a completely unrelated note; noticed something in what I'm currently (putting off) working on that I thought was an interesting way to solve a problem.
21:20
< Lambo>
back to building an installer with Wise Installation Wizard 9.02
21:20
< Lambo>
:x
21:20
< gizmore>
:D
21:21
< gizmore>
sounds "wise"
21:21
<@Tamber>
{ call compile format [" if(isNil variable_%1) then { variable_%1 = thingy_init_val; };", _x]; } foreach [sideA, sideB, sideC, sideD];
21:21
<@Tamber>
(Slightly simplified where the details don't matter~)
21:24
< Lambo>
I feel dirty
21:24
< Lambo>
I had to check the OS Version if Windows XP or older
21:24
< gizmore>
it´s normal after a wise abuse
21:24
< Lambo>
so I did the MAJOR_VERSION <= 5
21:24
< Lambo>
so dirty
21:25
<@Reiv>
Better than VERSION_NAME = 'Windows 9*"
21:26
< Lambo>
true
21:38 * Tamber raises eyebrow...
21:39
<@Tamber>
Part of the init script for this pre-compiles most of the common functions it uses, for reasons of performance. ...but not the heartbeat script that runs every second. Hm.
21:41
<@gnolam>
"Formatting your card to exFAT
21:41
<@gnolam>
Don't. Touch. Anything."
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