code logs -> 2018 -> Tue, 02 Oct 2018< code.20181001.log - code.20181003.log >
--- Log opened Tue Oct 02 00:00:30 2018
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03:54
<@macdjord>
abudhabi: ... your /actual/ password? Not a randomly generated temporary one? Why are you doing business with these muppets?
04:43
<@Alek>
Vorn: there /was/. unfortunately. :(
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05:22
<@celticminstrel>
I kinda want to know WTH macdjord is talking about...
05:28
<@macdjord>
PMed.
05:29
<@celticminstrel>
I saw.
05:29
<@celticminstrel>
Wow.
05:29
<@celticminstrel>
Anyway, I must now sleep, for presumably obvious reasons.
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07:52
<@abudhabi>
macdjord: Was not aware of these gems before going into business with them.
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13:08
< Vornotron>
Hooray tests make life nice
13:20
< Vornotron>
also remembering to clean up potentially circular references makes things cost way less memory
13:33
< Vornotron>
Now I can find polys that aren't working correctly and see if I can figure out what it's doing to make that happen. It's perfectly consistent in its failure at least.
14:50
< Vornotron>
"is this still right?" *space bar* "yes!"
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17:24 * abudhabi fights the good fight to get Yahoo to stop blocking the company mail server.
17:24
<@abudhabi>
We've got everything but rDNS and Yahoo considers us spammers.
17:30
< Emmy>
what a bunch of yahoos.
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18:39
< Vornotron>
aaaaaargh I have discovered the problem
18:41
< Vornotron>
Okay! Let's see if I can characterize this.
18:43
< Vornotron>
1. we're clipping a polygon and have two distant points in the polygon's list.
18:44
< Vornotron>
This isn't *terribly* uncommon, though, so there's more that's going on
18:46
< Vornotron>
2. we generate the intersection with the clipping plane and it picks the wrong distant end of the clipping plane
18:49
< Vornotron>
We have a true line that passes through finite space and The Line At Infinity and since The Line At Infinity gets a double cover there's two "intersections" that are truly the same
19:05
< Vornotron>
Okay. Knowing this I can *sort* of get there from here, though it's another damn special case. ...uh... ah. Okay. If the intersection is Distant, so are the poly points; I can dot with their sum (which turns out to be on the short/near side of the LaI) and if it's negative switch it to the other side. Uuuuugh.
19:06
< Vornotron>
Yeah. All right this sounds like it makes sense.
19:19
< Vornotron>
I don't *like* it at all
19:21
< Vornotron>
There Must Be A Better Way.
19:36
< Vornotron>
Oh! the right one is the one with the positive cross with first
19:50
< [R]>
abudhabi: rDNS is actually one of the major checks, so it's something you should have had setup already
19:55
<@abudhabi>
[R]: Nobody except Yahoo complained. And we learn now that rDNS costs extra to run.
19:55
< [R]>
lolwut
19:55
< [R]>
It was free for my bussiness internet
19:55
<@abudhabi>
I asked our web hosting and DNS provider. Gib 300 bucks/yr.
19:57
< [R]>
That's quite a bit more than it should cost. Is that letting you host the PTR records of your entire IP block?
19:57
< [R]>
Or is that still them hosting that and letting you call in to change the value?
19:57 * [R] has to call in and change the value
19:58
<@abudhabi>
I don't know. I told them I want rDNS for <our IP> to <our mail server domain> and they said $300.
20:08
< [R]>
I'd ask what's all included in that package, seems pretty pricey.
20:21
< Vornotron>
aaahaaha, got you. Silence at last, and vornonoi now provides correct voronoi diagrams after clipping
20:22
< Vornotron>
Next: a better visualization.
20:22
< Vornotron>
...tomorrow.
20:22
< Vornotron>
I need to shower and sleep for I have to work tonight
21:32
<@TheWatcher>
abudhabi: ...
21:32
<@TheWatcher>
bloody hell
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21:51
<@abudhabi>
TheWatcher: Highway robbery, yes/no?
21:53
<@TheWatcher>
I get rdns for free for my home internet. $300 is insane.
22:06
<&McMartin>
Hey SQL users - is "cursor" still live terminology for an index into a result set?
22:17
<@TheWatcher>
As far as I know it is, yes.
22:19
<@TheWatcher>
(Mysql/mariadb, oracle, and postgres all use the term in current docs, so)
22:20 * McMartin nods
22:20
<&McMartin>
OK then
22:21 * McMartin has encountered it in some very old programming books, where it's used as a substitute for pointers in languages that have arrays but not pointers or indeed references
22:36 * TheWatcher finally gets search working correctly in DELIA GLOBE SILVER
22:37
<&McMartin>
That reminds me, I finally got enough context to get the terrible joke hidden in "BASHFUL INCENDIARY"
22:41
<@TheWatcher>
Heheh. Stross knows his old comics!
22:42
<&McMartin>
Well, it's more that Persephone Hazard was in fact explicitly a Modesty Blaise stand-in
22:42
<&McMartin>
(And was named for someone he met in a bar and promptly asked to make use of her name for a secret agent type because HOW COULD ONE NOT)
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