@ArtOfCode [tag:close-pls] github.com/SOBotics/Redunda/issues/40

thanks!

Um... so running rails c gets a Spring error now? That's certainly a novel one.

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Just did HTTPS with letsencrypt. They've made it pretty easy :O

Even I could manage it

@Riker I hope that's a joke :P

@ArtOfCode I've seen that one before. Forgot the resolution, though.

@Undo reinstalling the rails executable seems to have worked

now we have other errors because WSL :(

Hrmph

/me is currently 4 layers deep in old GitHub issues

They know what they're talking about, though, cuz it's working now

Bah, now I'm used to BigCo corporate Internet. Everything feels slow :(

How was the internship?

@ArtOfCode In your inbox.

@NobodyNada Good :)

Oooh, changing compression formats are we

did we?

gzip -> bzip2

oh, Sequel remembered something else I did. Lemme know if you can't open it

shrug should be able to

got it, anyway

oh, we'll probably want to redact those 2fa tokens in the future.

Updated the script, you can do it on yours if you want. Not high priority.

shrug I can't exactly get any 2FA codes out of 'em, so shrug

double-shrug

@Undo This may be cheating, but... $ dtrx dump_2017-04-12.bz2

@ArtOfCode hah, didn't know about that. Nice.

\o @QPays

cool!

@QPaysTaxes the wall just got ten feet pixels higher

...is that a reference to something?

both

WSL is amusingly yet painfully terrible

Ah

@Undo don't suppose you have an example of a MySQL database.yml conveniently lying around?

[ 29%] Building C object CMakeFiles/tester_profile.dir/tests/runnable.c.o
/Users/jonathan/Desktop/concaten/tests/runnable.c:124:2: error: no newline at
      end of file [-Werror,-Wnewline-eof]
}
 ^
1 error generated.
make[2]: *** [CMakeFiles/tester_profile.dir/tests/runnable.c.o] Error 1
make[1]: *** [CMakeFiles/tester_profile.dir/all] Error 2
make: *** [all] Error 2

@ArtOfCode gist.github.com/Undo1/942786d2fbb82fc4b2f7f54e300dc798 .

...you sure you want -Wall and -Werror?

@QPaysTaxes huh, runs fine for me

:p

@ArtOfCode what compiler? yours probably doesn't give a warning for "no newline at end of file"

I'm using Clang btw

@NobodyNada Same for me

However, @QPaysTaxes:

@Undo are you on Mac (or using Clang on Linux or something)?

$ ./concaten test.ctn
No word '{' found.

@NobodyNada Mac

must be a clang thing

yeah, I had to brew install cmake

@QPaysTaxes (by default)

You can always install a "real" GCC

with Homebrew or something

Huh, apparently the C standard mandates a newline at the end of every file

> A source file that is not empty shall end in a new-line character, which shall not be immediately preceded by a backslash character before any such splicing takes place.

@QPaysTaxes nope

You on Windows?

Might be the automatic CLRF -> LF thing

details :P

I'm going to guess it's something related to your IDE automatically appending a newline when you open it

...how on earth did I end up typing "newliner"

Oh, "r" is right next to the "e." I was wondering, since it's so far away from the return key...

Atom does things like that

Had me convinced it was converting my spaces to tabs for a good week before I realised it was just jumping the cursor over the spaces.

...so this is the error I currently have from the MySQL2 adapter: Mysql2::Error: Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: YES)

Wrong password, right?

why root?

@ArtOfCode Maybe, this in dev?

Wrong, because I forgot to install the MySQL server at all.

oh, that helps.

It might be technically correct that I can't get access, but... you'd think it'd give me a better error than that

Same error

I'm still on 8a08ea8

Still didn't work. Clang reports the error on line 124, even though runnable.c only has 84 lines

Since when does sudo service restart mysql cause a core dump

Oh, the problem is in tester/runnable.c @QPays

me too :D

...what on earth?

$ cd /
$ pwd
/
$ cd //
$ pwd
//
$ cd ///
$ pwd
/
$ cd ////
$ pwd
/
$

What's special about //?

There's nothing named /, and an ls in // prints the same thing as an ls in /

@QPaysTaxes Huh, that's interesting

Testing code_block...       42 succeeded in   28 us.
Testing data_stack...       43 succeeded in   12 us.
Testing method_map...       67 succeeded in   31 us.
Testing object...           44 succeeded in   22 us.
Testing prop_map...         37 succeeded in    8 us.
Testing runnable...         77 succeeded in   16 us.
Testing scope_stack...      63 succeeded in   24 us.
Testing stringbuilder...    24 succeeded in    2 us.
Testing token_stack...     126 succeeded in   41 us.
Testing tokenizer...        28 succeeded in   97 us.

I have to go in a bit for a music rehearsal; see you tomorrow!

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I'm going with tp because it's a frustrated person insulting math on a site full of mathematicians.

Note to self: never do Rails development on WSL again