code logs -> 2016 -> Wed, 26 Oct 2016< code.20161025.log - code.20161027.log >
--- Log opened Wed Oct 26 00:00:02 2016
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15:52
< catadroid>
Christ some of our code has some awful design decisions in it
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<~Vornicus>
So it is with all code.
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< catadroid>
This is tokens introduced through macros... In C++
16:18
< catadroid>
It frustrates the hell out of me
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<~Vornicus>
D:
16:52 * ErikMesoy spots odd code in Yahoo Mail browser rendering
16:53
<@ErikMesoy>
I have N unread messages. I open a read message. Unread message count briefly flickers to N-1 before correcting itself.
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<~Vornicus>
that is odd.
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21:02
<@gnolam>
https://twitter.com/abt_programming/status/790964395824283648
21:09
< catalyst>
:D
21:15
<&VirusJTG>
java does need to die
21:15
<&VirusJTG>
in nuclear fire
21:15
<&VirusJTG>
at the core
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<&VirusJTG>
of a super massive star
21:15
<&VirusJTG>
just as it goes supernove and colapses into a black hole
21:16
< catalyst>
gosh
21:16
< catalyst>
say what you really think
21:16
< catalyst>
don't sit on the fence :o
21:16
<&VirusJTG>
lol
21:17
<@Tamber>
Virus doesn't so much sit on the fence, as drive a tank through it.
21:17
<@gnolam>
That's not how you solve fencepost errors...
21:17
< Vash>
XD
21:18
<&VirusJTG>
if the tank treads are grinding under the fence posts isn't that "sitting on the fence" :-P
21:19
< catalyst>
:D
21:19
< Vash>
<3 Virus
21:28
<&VirusJTG>
\o/
21:29
<&VirusJTG>
and while it was the bane of my very existence for 5 years.... I do love me some C++
21:31
< catalyst>
C++ is alright and improving
21:36 * VirusJTG giggles has he sends shutdown -m \\remotehost -s -f -t 0 to a remote machine misbehaving
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21:58
<&VirusJTG>
ok, another user ground under for the day
21:58
<&VirusJTG>
now where was I, oh yes.... java.....
21:59
<&McMartin>
Is your objection to the core language, the platform, the ecosystem, or the entire language class?
22:00
<&McMartin>
(Indeed, there is so much to choose from, but some of it is why it seems to have conquered the world so damn hard)
22:01
<&VirusJTG>
the JRE, the numerous hupdates that don't uninstall what was to be updated (past sins), how it is handeled, and most of the crap written in it, every dev kit of it I have ever had to touch, and the crapp interfaces, and devices that use it
22:03
<&McMartin>
I'm definitely a fan of languages with more than one implementation.
22:03
<&McMartin>
Though that does end up producing hilarity like https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=25609
22:04
<&VirusJTG>
I'm honestly not sure if I should laugh or cry at that...
22:05
<&McMartin>
This is the part where the people who prefer languages with only one real implementation point and laugh at us
22:05
<@Tamber>
Wait, is that someone Drepper-ing Drepper?
22:06
<&McMartin>
I think we mostly have to just take it with decent grace and acknowledge that we aren't perfect, just right on the balance~
22:08
<&McMartin>
Tamber: I am unfamiliar with the players in this particular soap opera. I see Drepper has reported this but I am unaware of his reputation or, indeed, what one is denoting when using his name as a verb
22:11
<@Tamber>
He's ...got a reputation for being, to put it incredibly mildly, a Difficult Person To Deal With.
22:13
<@Tamber>
I think he actually revells in that reputation, and does everything he can to further it~
22:14
<&McMartin>
I guess my question is "is this just general assholery or it is a very specific variety of assholery that is sufficiently distinctive to be named differently"
22:15
<@Tamber>
General assholery cranked up to levels that make Torvalds look like an absolute saint, on a bad day.
22:16
<&McMartin>
Okay~
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22:16 * McMartin has rather consistently declined to identify himself as part of the OSS community, but rather as someone who uses and develops open source software
22:16
<&McMartin>
People like what I see here are not *why* I do that, but they sure don't lead me to reconsider it
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<@Tamber>
(Drepper is Mr "I don't care I broke glibc on ARM, because embedded is crap")
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<&McMartin>
lol
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<@Tamber>
https://sourceware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=5070
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<&McMartin>
Not the specific cultural flaw that kept me at arm's length, but one I do recognize -_-
22:19
<&McMartin>
The one that sets me off is the default assumption that end users are basically parasites
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<&VirusJTG>
now, I would argue embeded does indeed have a place and a use
22:19
<@Tamber>
It has many places, and many uses. Not all of them great, but, y'know... there's a lot more embedded stuff out there than machines on desktops. *grin*
22:20
<&McMartin>
Pretty sure I own more ARM devices than x86 devices.
22:20
<&VirusJTG>
does a car and a motorcycle count, becuase if they do I own a crap ton more ARM the x86/x64
22:20
<&McMartin>
Assuming they indeed have ARM
22:21
<&McMartin>
A lot of those apparently are still using Z80s and 6502s, which I find hilarious but in some sense unsurprising
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<&VirusJTG>
considering one has at least 3 ECUs the other an ECU and a GPS...
22:21
<&McMartin>
Totally counts
22:21
<&VirusJTG>
strangly the GPS isn't in the car...
22:21
<@Tamber>
The ECU in my car -- mid-1994 vintage~ -- has an 8051 in it, apparently.
22:21
<&McMartin>
Not that strange, most peoples' GPSes are their phones these days, right?
22:22
<&McMartin>
Basically all phones are ARM-based, and then on top of that I still have my old GBA
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<&VirusJTG>
in my case, yes
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<&VirusJTG>
hard to use the phone on the bike tough
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<&VirusJTG>
two hands needed
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<&VirusJTG>
and 2 feet for that matter
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<&McMartin>
Nintendo handhelds are all ARM based from the GBA on, so I've got a solid count of those
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<&VirusJTG>
I've owned my fair sahre of ARM then
22:23
<&VirusJTG>
share
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<&VirusJTG>
I'm prety sure my router is also ARM
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<@Tamber>
It's almost like ARM makes up a significant portion of the embedded world~
22:23
<&McMartin>
Do RPis count as embedded?
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<&VirusJTG>
I assume what it didn't own it would...
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<@Tamber>
McM: Depends on how hard you throw them, and what at.
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<&McMartin>
*rimshot.ogg*
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<&VirusJTG>
lol Tamber
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<&McMartin>
I've only ever really seen them in cases that make them basically super-tiny desktops
22:24
<&McMartin>
But it seemed like that wasn't *really* the intent
22:24
<&VirusJTG>
ahh the SIP converters we use are ARM
22:24
<@Tamber>
See, it keeps cropping up everywhere!
22:24
<&VirusJTG>
I learned something new today
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<&McMartin>
ARM assembly language is pretty crazy
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<&VirusJTG>
wb cata
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<&McMartin>
In its full 32-bit or 64-bit mode every instruction is conditional, and any source argument can be barrel-shifted on the way in
22:26
< catadroid>
Hi hi
22:26
<&McMartin>
So a bunch of masking and logical operations end up basically being MOV with switches flipped
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<&VirusJTG>
and the WAPS that we use are also ARM based
22:26
<&VirusJTG>
thats 60 of those...
22:27
<&VirusJTG>
that is a bit crazy
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<@Tamber>
It's taking over!
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<&VirusJTG>
or has it TAKEN over >.>
22:29
<&VirusJTG>
<.<
22:29
<@Tamber>
Quite
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<&McMartin>
Actually
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<&McMartin>
Even back when they were Acorn
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<&McMartin>
Have there ever been places where they didn't end up being dominant in the places they were a noticable presence?
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<&VirusJTG>
I'm starting to see arm "desktops"
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<&VirusJTG>
they are more like ARM all in ones attached to monitors and botlted to desks, but I guess you could call that a desk top
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<&McMartin>
Yeah, that's kind of how I've always seen RPis used, personally
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<&McMartin>
But maybe I'm just not seeing the more subtle deployments
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