code logs -> 2020 -> Tue, 13 Oct 2020< code.20201012.log - code.20201014.log >
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07:44
<&McMartin>
Woo, my demake is working!
08:05
< catalyst>
hurrays!
08:06
<&McMartin>
Final program size: 1455 bytes on disk, Exactly 16KB memory footprint once running
08:06
< catalyst>
that's small :o
08:07
<&McMartin>
That's a big reason I like doing 8-bit nonsense for hobbyist work :)
08:07
<&McMartin>
1.5KB of code is a pretty sizable project!
08:08
<&McMartin>
It helps that the project has no data to speak of.
08:08
<&McMartin>
But then it has to eat the entire video chip address space to do its work, which is why it comes out as Exactly 16KB.
08:10
<&McMartin>
Hmm, though the modern C code I based this on works out to about 500 lines of code.
08:11
<&McMartin>
I must assume most of tha tis comments
08:17
<&McMartin>
The coolest part though, I hope, is that I wrote a good half of the code or so so that it should be source-compatible with other systems from the same era.
08:19
<&McMartin>
Oh sweet
08:20
<&McMartin>
I thought I might have to alter a couple pointers I forgot about, but for this target I don't >_>
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08:38
< catalyst>
:D
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11:20
< Yossarian>
12 hours ago I repasted my laptop's CPU and NB, had a specific thermal benchmark, reached 87c max, wasn't completely assembled.
11:20
< Yossarian>
Come back, assemble it back, oops, there is a short somewhere, un-assemble.
11:20
< Yossarian>
Find the short, re-assemble, reaching 90c now
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15:35
<@gnolam>
Yay, testing on production machines. ;_;
15:44
<@sshine>
the most realistic testing!
15:45
<@sshine>
to avoid testing on production machines, our production environment is a unit test that never terminates.
15:45
<~Vornicus>
D:
15:50
<@abudhabi>
:D
15:52
<@gnolam>
At least this time I know I'm testing in a production environment.
15:53
<@gnolam>
Not like that time I ran some "no idea what's going to happen, it could explode or whatever" tests on a machine I later found out was literally on a factory floor.
15:54
<~Vornicus>
fun fun
15:55
<@gnolam>
(When you ask someone if they have a machine you can run some wild tests on, I don't think it's unreasonable to expect that the one they give you access to is one *they* use for testing and not one that's in active use in production.)
16:00
<@ErikMesoy>
:O
16:19
< catalyst_>
oh geez
16:19
< catalyst_>
I hope no one got hurt
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16:59
<@sshine>
https://github.com/baking-bad/netezos/blob/master/Netezos.Rpc/Base/RpcClient.cs#L26 -- I'm trying to tidy up some code for a Hacktoberfest PR. this 'protected' HttpClient computed property is a little peculiar to me. I'm currently aiming for the RpcClient to accept an HttpMessageHandler rather than an HttpClient (since HttpMessageHandler is the mockable part), but that choice still leaves a bunch of
16:59
<@sshine>
HttpClient customization inside a computed property.
16:59
<@sshine>
now, I thought, I'll just move this to the ctor, but then the ctor starts creating heavy objects, which is also bad. so I thought, I'll create a static constructor that handles the HttpClient creation.
17:00
<@sshine>
then the computed property can refer to that static constructor. a part of me says: I should not be calling a static constructor that does heavy lifting inside a regular ctor, that defeats the point.
17:00
<@sshine>
but then I'm kinda breaking the API totally and I should be injecting the HttpClient anyways, right?
17:00
<@sshine>
I hate OO.
17:09
<@sshine>
wait, I have a question that I forgot about:
17:09
<@sshine>
why would you want to .Dispose() and recreate an HttpClient every 2 hours?
17:13
<&[R]>
Mem leak?
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21:38
<&McMartin>
Purge temporary data?
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